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Edgewood College's Personal Counseling Services is a place on campus where you can talk with someone confidentially about a concern. You can talk to one of Edgewood College's experienced personal counselors about a range of issues to get perspective, to experience relief and healing, and to help in decision-making. Edgewood College's Personal Counseling Services strives to offer a safe environment for people of all races, sexual identities, genders, religious affiliation or economic status.

Personal Counseling Services

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Located in the Student Resource Center - DeRicci 206 

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Office Hours* 
 
Mondays: 8:30am-4:30pm
Tuesdays: 8:30am-7:00pm
Wednesdays: 9:30am-6:00pm
Thursdays: 8:30am-7:00pm
Fridays: 8:30am-5:00pm
 
*Closed during college
breaks and in July.
 
 
Talking to a counselor is a common experience for college students.  Counselors can offer assistance for issues ranging from dealing with parents or fitting in socially as well as other issues like depression or anxiety.  Seeking help with a counselor is a sign of strength and maturity rather than weakness or illness.  The experience can free your energies for school and for having fun.  If you have a persistent worry or concern, seeing a counselor is a good first step to getting through the issue. 
 
Short-term counseling is available for help with issues such as:
              • Relationship difficulties
              • Family concerns
              • Adapting to college life
              • Self-esteem issues
              • Decision-making
              • Depression
              • Stress reduction
              • Anxiety
              • Panic
              • Body image, disordered eating patterns
              • Sexual assault
              • Grief and loss
              • Sexuality identity
              • Alcohol and Drug Abuse
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 COMMUNITY RESOURCES
 
24 Hour Crisis Line:  608-280-2600
 
Domestic Abuse Intervention Services:  608-251-4445
 
Rape Crisis Center:  608-251-7273
Student Health 101:
Student Health 101
  		 

​To schedule an appointment:

Call:  (608) 663-2281

OR

Come to the Student Resource Center in DeRicci 206.

NOTE: If you are in urgent need, please tell the receptionist immediately.
 

 BiPolar Illness Video Series

 

 

The Facing Bipolar Video Series is divided into 10 topics.  Use the forward button to navigate to the topic you want.

Topics Included

  1. What Is Bipolar Disorder
  2. Psychiatric Medication in Bipolar Disorder
  3. Use of Natural Supplements in the Treatment of Bipolar Disorder
  4. Denial and Resistance to the Diagnosis in the Treatment of Bipolar Disorder
  5. When Is Bipolar Hypomania More Than Simply Feeling Good  
  6. Substance Abuse and Bipolar Disorder
  7. Importance of Good Sleep for Those with Bipolar Disorder
  8. Importance of Healthy Life Structure for Those with Bipolar
  9. Importance of a Support Group in Treating Bipolar Disorder
  10. Looking for a Psychotherapist or Psychiatrist Who Treats Bipolar Disorder

 
Meet the Counselors
 

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Stephanie Graham, PhD - Director

Email: srgraham@edgewood.edu    Phone:  (608) 663-2281

 

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Stacie Fishell, MA - Graduate Intern

Email: sfishell@edgewood.edu    Phone:  (608) 663-2281
 

 

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Belinda Gutierrez, MEd - Graduate Intern

Email: bgutierrez@edgewood.edu    Phone:  (608) 663-2281​
 

 Tobacco-Free Policy Initiative

 
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