Counseling Services

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Personal counseling services are offered by Belmont through the Office of Counsleing Services to support students success in managing stress, relationship issues, anxiety, depression, family issues, eating disorders, loss/grief, faith issues, body image, sexuality issues, addictions, self-esteem, abuse, or other personal issues.

This service is provided at no cost to students and a code of confidentiality is maintained.

This essential program facilitates students success while equipping them to manage serious emotional issues; it is an integral part in our Christian community of learning and service. The basic premise of counseling is a way to help students learn how to deal with life.

Making an appointment is a simple process. First contact the Assistant Director of Counseling at 460-6856 or vist the Counseling Center in the lobby of Wright/Maddox Hall.

Resources:

Hotlines

1-800-SUICIDE, which provides access to trained telephone counselors, twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week

24-Hour Crisis Line, 615-244-7444