Report A Student Of Concern
For incidents involving disruptive behavior on campus, refer a student to the Behavioral Assessment Team if there are concerning actions or threats to self and others.
The Counseling and Wellness Center strives to promote and support the well-being and development of our students by providing professional mental health services, wellness education, and appropriate resources.
At the Counseling and Wellness Center, our main goal is to assist you in successfully maintaining a healthy and balanced lifestyle. We offer individual and group counseling in a safe, confidential environment, as well as consultation and referral services.
During the fall and spring semesters, the Counseling and Wellness Center is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with evening hours available upon request.
If you would like to schedule an appointment, you are welcome to visit our office or contact us at (603) 897-8251.
Our services are free of charge to all full-time students.
The decision to begin counseling is an important one. Counselors can help you explore your feelings, thoughts, and concerns, and support you as you work to achieve your desired goals.
The first counseling session is designed to obtain relevant background information and to identify the specific concerns that led you to seek counseling. At the conclusion of the session, the counselor will discuss appropriate resources and recommendations to assist in resolving concerns.
The following are examples of common concerns college students seek counseling for:
Whether or not your individual concerns are listed above, you are always welcome to meet with a counselor to address any challenges you are facing.
Throughout the year, we facilitate a range of workshops and wellness events that promote physical, emotional, spiritual, social, and intellectual health. These events include group yoga, test anxiety workshops, therapy dog visits, and many more.
For incidents involving disruptive behavior on campus, refer a student to the Behavioral Assessment Team if there are concerning actions or threats to self and others.