Issues of pride can be an obstacle, particularly for first responders, because the appearance of weakness or being ineffective in their problem-solving abilities may illicit feelings of shame or inadequacy. The decision to seek mental health counseling can be a difficult one.
This is a courtesy to other students who may be able to make use of that available appointment time.By Bernadette Bruha and Andrea Watts, Contributors to In Public Safety If you need to cancel an appointment, please notify our office as early as possible. Individual counseling sessions are typically 45-50 minutes. Generally, services are by appointment only and are scheduled on the hour (i.e., 9 a.m., 10 a.m., etc.). We may also recommend the use of other support services both on and off campus to assist you in reaching your treatment goals. In cases where more intensive treatment is needed, we will assist in making referrals to other treatment providers in the community. Typically, appointments are scheduled once every week or every two weeks. Your initial session provides an opportunity for problem identification and treatment planning. The length of treatment will vary according to several factors including your needs, our expertise in treating your particular problem, and the availability of our staff and other resources. Personal and psychological counseling is, generally, available on a short-term basis.
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