Counseling Services

The Counseling Center offers a wide variety of personal growth, self-exploration, and individual and academic counseling services to ESU students. Counseling services are provided to students by a professionally trained staff member. Except in a few cases as prescribed by law, counseling discussions are treated confidentially and referrals for more comprehensive services are arranged when desirable.

Biofeedback services include a wide variety of techniques for self-awareness and relaxation.  Biofeedback can be useful for reducing test anxiety, certain types of headaches, relaxation, and mindful meditation practice. 

The Alcohol & Drug Abuse Prevention (ADAP) office (formerly the DART Project), offers resources, education and counseling to students, faculty and staff regarding alcohol and other drug use and misuse. ADAP promotes healthy lifestyle choices that support academic success and enhance the campus learning environment.

The class, “Prime for Life: On Campus Talking About Alcohol,” provides eight hours of instruction that meets the requirements for Alcohol Information School required by the courts. Information regarding 12-step support groups and community resources are also available.

Visit the Counseling Center website at: <http://www.emporia.edu/counseling>.

Location:          211 South Morse Hall

Contact:           1200 Commercial, Box 4006

                       (620) 341-5221

Hours:               Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Closed during winter break)

For after hours or weekend emergencies, please call the Mental Health Center of East Central Kansas emergency number at 343-2211.

Last Updated March 6, 2008