A range of counseling services and prevention programs are available to all enrolled undergraduate and graduate students. Some of the more common concerns include difficulty with friends, roommates or family members; depression and anxiety; sexual identity; lack of motivation or difficulty relaxing, concentrating or studying; eating disorders; sexual assault and sexual abuse recovery; and uncertainties about personal values and beliefs. We strive to provide the best care possible to each person and to do so in a manner that is expeditious, welcoming and respectful of everyone.
Confidential counseling services for students. Educational presentations on eating disorders, stress management, alcohol/ drug abuse and more.
Connect with our Peer Health Education program where you can learn or teach others about various health topics such as alcohol, stress management, tobacco, sexual health and nutrition.
Peer Health Educators promote a healthy lifestyle by educating students in 5 areas.
Fall/Winter Semester:
Monday, Thursday Friday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday & Wednesday 8am - 6pm
The Great Lakes Bay Male Survivor Task Force presents the Male Survivor Conference to raise awareness about male sexual victimization. Questions? Contact Eddie Jones 989-964-4228 or evjones@svsu.edu
