The Personal Counseling Office is available for all
members of the college community. However, some people may be interested in finding more
information or may want to seek other, less formal means of assistance. For those who are
interested in exploring some of the self-help resources that are accessible on the
internet, we would like to provide a number of sources we have found to be
thought-provoking and informative. The following sites are interactive. You can ask a
question and receive a response. If you would prefer written information on a large
variety of topics of concern to college students click here.
These resources are not designed to substitute for the
process of personal counseling. We recommend them only as sources of information
and cannot accept responsibility for any information they may contain. We hope
that anyone who
visits these sites will find something of benefit to them but, don't believe
everything
you see or hear on the internet.
These sites may be helpful:
Ulifeline.org, a college mental health Web site launched by the Jed Foundation, will be providing services to college students in need of an anonymous yet supportive link to their college mental health center:
CampusBlues.com is designed to facilitate student awareness and use of school resources:
http://www.campusblues.com/index.html
Go ask Alice: http://www.goaskalice.columbia.edu/about.html
Dear Uncle Ezra:
http://cuinfo.cornell.edu/Dialogs/EZRA/
