主要内容
咨询与健康
- 学生中心2楼
- (479) 619 - 4128
- counseling@nwacc.edu
- 星期一至五上午八时至下午四时三十分
- 华盛顿县
- 只接受预约
咨询与健康
As an NWACC student or employee, you can seek free personal counseling services at the college for a myriad of reasons, such as assistance with general mental health counseling, career counseling, domestic abuse, sexual assault, substance abuse and recovery support, community resource assistance and more.
辅导员 at NWACC's 戴尔蒙哥马利咨询与健康中心 are trained to be supportive, relate to others and be sensitive to your background and life experience. Counseling can offer a safe, non-judgmental place to process emotions, learn how to address issues, and how to manage and cope with varying life circumstances.
请注意: 我们的咨询师不开处方，也不提供药物管理。
To make an appointment or request more information about counseling services, please use the form below to contact the center
观看视频 下面听听辅导员的意见 explain NWACC’s 咨询与健康 Center's services and how they can help you
be mentally and emotionally well.
咨询常见问题
View the frequently asked questions and answers below to learn more about NWACC's counseling services for students and employees.
咨询与健康可以描述如下：
- 帮助解决问题的积极步骤。
- 这是一个学习和更全面地了解自己的教育机会。
- An opportunity to eliminate barriers that may be interfering with your success at NWACC.
大学生活可以是非常有益的，但也有压力。 There are often many life stressors that college students encounter (e.g., moving, change in financial situation, new found independence, balancing demands of parenting/school/work). If you are beginning to feel stressed or overwhelmed, make an appointment to talk with a counselor. Any information that you share with a counselor is confidential (this information cannot be shared with anyone without your written consent).
辅导员 are trained to assist students in identifying, understanding, and developing skills to solve your personal problems. One of the major goals is to provide you with skills so that you are more capable of solving future problems on your own.
The 咨询与健康 Center is prepared to assist students and employees who are in crisis (e.g., suicidal thoughts, anger management problems). However, the counselors are not available 24 hours per day. As such, if there is a crisis during off hours, we recommend that you call the local crisis line 988, 911, or go to a local emergency room.
Services are free to students enrolled in the current academic semester and current employees.
The 咨询与健康 Center currently offers services by both telehealth and in-person appointments. While some prefer in-person sessions, others find telehealth sessions to be very convenient for their schedule.
View the 咨询与健康 Center's 业务范围文件 to learn more.
View the ECE / high school concurrent 进料流程文件 to learn more.
职业咨询
NWACC's 咨询与健康 Center also offers career counseling to help you choose your major or career path.
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辅导员
Meagan Allen， MS, LPC/LMFT
咨询与健康主管
479-986-4062
mruffing@nwacc.edu
Student Center, Room 215G
Meagan is a dually licensed graduate from John Brown University with her Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health and Marriage & Family Therapy. She has additional training in Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) for those who are coming to therapy to process trauma. As a current doctoral student at the University of the Cumberlands, Meagan is working on her PhD in Counselor Education & Supervision. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her kids and writing for regional parenting publications.
Melody Kramme， MS， LAMFT
心理健康顾问
479-986-4061
mkramme@nwacc.edu
Student Center, Room 215 c
Melody is a Licensed Associate Marriage and Family Therapist with a Master of Science degree from John Brown University. She engages in more primitive versions of the mind through play, music, art, and sand tray. In her free time, Melody enjoys basking in the sunshine with her two pet turtles – Bitsy and Franky.
John Sevier， MS， LAC
心理健康顾问
479-619-4146
j3sevier@nwacc.edu
学生中心215B室
John Sevier is a Licensed Associate Counselor with a Master of Counseling degree from John Brown University. His goal at work is to “help as many people as possible and have fun doing so.” In his free time John enjoys spending time with his friends and family, walking his dog, exploring national parks, and trying any new restaurant he hears about.
杰西卡·马格努森，硕士，LAC
心理健康顾问
479-619-4154
j3magnusson@nwacc.edu
Student Center, Room 华氏215度
Jessica is a Licensed Associate Counselor with a Master of Science degree from the University of Arkansas. She operates from a humanistic perspective, cultivating a nonjudgmental and welcoming environment that allows those seeking change to better understand themselves and work toward the lives they desire. Outside of the office, Jessica enjoys time with her family and friends, baking, and reading.
为紧急情况
If you have an immediate health-related emergency, please call 911, Public Safety at 479- 619-4229, or Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988.