Please evaluate which service level best fits for where you are and how you're feeling
right now. When scheduling an appointment, please indicate the service level of appointment
you are seeking. If these consultations do not apply, consider our other Student Counseling Services.
In case of a life-threatening emergency, please call 911.
To contact the national Suicide Prevention Lifeline, call 988.
If in a crisis after hours, call 940-565-2741, then choose option 1
Choosing your level of support
During your appointment, we kindly request your input on your preferred level of consultation.
Our consultation levels are designed to cater to your specialized needs, ranging from
1 to 5. Please choose the level of support that best suits you, allowing us to assist you
effectively. Together, we'll work towards your well-being and provide the care you deserve.
Experiencing a crisis?
This level is for students experiencing a crisis and in need of an immediate consultation
with a clinician. Call us nowif you are experiencing harmful thoughts or any of the below.
I am concerned about my ability to keep myself safe.
I have a current plan to attempt suicide.
I have taken recent steps to end my life.
I may physically hurt someone else.
I have a strong desire to harm someone else.
I have been referred by the Dean of Students because I or they are concerned about
my ability to keep myself safe.
I have recently been physically or sexually assaulted.
I am hearing voices or seeing things other people do not.
I have recently witnessed/experienced a traumatic event recently.
Seriously Distressed?
This level is for students experiencing significant distress or psychological difficulties
in need of an urgent consultation with a clinician.Call us nowif you're experiencing serious distress or any of the below situations.
Someone close has recently received a serious diagnosis or died.
I have recently been discharged from a psychiatric hospital and need help finding
follow-up care in the community.
I have been referred by the Dean of Student to help me find follow-up care in the
community.
Interesting in ongoing counseling services?
This is the most common level of need for students seeking counseling center services.
Upon arrival, you will provide basic information and meet with a clinician for approximately
45 minutes to decide how CTS can best meet your needs. Various services may be recommended
and scheduled including brief individual, group, or couples counseling, or workshops.
Or you may be referred to an appropriate campus or community resource. Email us or
visit our office for concerns like…
I am experiencing anxiety and/or stress.
I feel depressed and/or have low mood/energy.
I am concerned about my alcohol and/or drug use.
I am having difficulty adjusting to a recent change.
I am having a relationship(s) problems.
I am unsure about something significant in my future.
I need to make a major decision and need feedback.
I am dealing with a sudden loss.
Need to talk, but not interested in ongoing counseling?
If you are unsure about your need for or are not interested at this time in on-going
counseling at CTS, but want assistance for the following reasons, please indicate
the reason for the appointment when you call
I have a specific emotional concern or question that canprobably be resolved in a single appointment.
I need to make a major decision in the next 2-3 days.
I am concerned about someone else (a friend, roommate, etc.).
I am seeking a referral for medication or counseling elsewhere.
Looking for a referral?
Call us or visit our office if…
I am requesting referrals in the community (counseling, medical care, financial assistance,
etc.)
I am seeking a referral for medication or counseling elsewhere.
Please note
Complete the necessary paperwork 30 minutes before your scheduled counseling appointment. We are unable to provide any mandated services, other than those mandated by the Dean
of Students.