Counseling Services Mission
The mission of Counseling Services is to enhance students' academic, intellectual, personal, and social growth. Special attention is given to students' health and well-being, with the aim of alleviating the effects of painful experiences, enhancing self-understanding and understanding of others, and fostering students' pursuit of their goals. Counseling Services also presents workshops, training, and educational consultation to the college community.
Services Offered
Licensed psychologists, certified social workers, licensed professional counselors, and counseling interns supervised by professional staff offer individual counseling, groups, and referrals to appropriate college or community resources. All sessions are free and confidential.* Students meet with counselors for many reasons, including:
- Family/relationship conflict
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- Sexual identity/orientation
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- Sexual assault/harassment
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Try this one-minute breathing exercise
Although President Trump’s proposal to end DACA (Deferred
Action for Childhood Arrivals) does not immediately affect Queens College
students who are “dreamers,” it does subject them to a great deal of
uncertainty about their futures. We
invite all students affected by this decision to come in and talk about it if
they would like to.
WE WELCOME YOU AT
QUEENS COLLEGE AND AT COUNSELING SERVICES
WE VALUE YOU AS PART
OF THE QUEENS COLLEGE COMMUNITY
*Exceptions to confidentiality include danger to self or others, child abuse, and elder abuse.
