• Katie feels homesick and depressed after moving away from home to live on campus and is finding it difficult adjusting to college life, missing classes and isolating from social opportunities.

• Susan is a non-traditional student struggling with anxiety trying to manage her full-time class load, a full-time job, and devoting time to her marriage, friends, and family. She feels burned out and it’s affecting every part of her life in a negative way.
• Anthony is confused about what he wants to do with the rest of his life and can’t seem to figure out a suitable career path.

• John is falling behind in his class work, focusing exclusively on his athletics and partying with his friends almost nightly. His girlfriend is becoming concerned about his drinking habits and his precarious academic standing

Did you know that there are certain developmental challenges that college students face depending on whether you’re a freshman, sophomore, junior, senior, or graduate student? I can help!

Here are some common issues impacting college students that we can address together in our counseling together:

• Time Management & Study Skills

• Career Decision-Making

• and more!

The National Publication STAT indicates that the mental health needs of today’s college student has skyrocketed and university and college counseling centers can’t meet the demand (https://www.statnews.com/2017/02/06/mental-health-college-students/ )

Don’t get stuck having to wait for an appointment when you’re experiencing a crisis or an urgent need to speak to someone about your issues.

Having worked at a university counseling center in the past and working currently as an adjunct professor for two online colleges, Dr. Brian has a special compassion and understanding for the life experience of a college student. This, coupled with offering a confidential off-campus office to discuss your concerns to protect your privacy, only adds to the benefits.