The Counseling Center addresses students' concerns regarding a wide variety of issues.
When faced with adversities, individuals are often able to receive the support necessary
to overcome their difficulties through communication with their families or friends.
However, professional assistance may be necessary for adequate resolution to occur.
Counseling services are offered to all enrolled ULM undergraduate, graduate and professional
students. Faculty and Staff counseling services are also available. All counseling
services are FREE OF CHARGE.
Confidentiality is an essential component in the counseling process. Students are encouraged to feel
comfortable in sharing their issues of concern in an environment that is safe and
non-threatening.
Personal Counseling
The Counseling Center's trained professionals assist students who are struggling with
difficult life issues. Stress management, anxiety, depression, and relationship concerns
are just a few of the topics addressed by clients.
Substance Abuse Recovery Program
A Counseling Center substance abuse specialist identifies problems relating to the
use of alcohol and other drugs and works with students in recovery. Individualized
assessment, counseling, referrals, and groups are available.
Educational Counseling
Students with academic concerns may seek individual counseling in order to address
specific situations. Common issues include: test anxiety, time management, note-taking
skills, and reading comprehension.
Group Counseling
Group counseling can often be a more curative force than individual therapy. Participants
receive mutual identification with and acceptance from others going through similar
problems. Each semester, the Counseling Center offers students an opportunity to participate
in a group experience which addresses a specific topic.