Health Services
Personal Counseling
Personal Counseling
The Department of Learning and Student Development provides short-term personal counseling services for all current students. Issues discussed in counseling may include (but are not limited to):
- Adjustment to being away from home or college life
- Difficulties with motivation or decision-making
- Relationship difficulties
- Stress and anxiety
- Uncertainty about future careers
- Coping with illness or death of a loved one
All services offered are free of charge and within the guidelines of confidentiality. Referrals to community agencies will be made when requested or deemed necessary.
Psycho-Education Programming
Counselors also provide psycho-educational programming for the student body. Some of the workshops that are offered throughout the semesters include:
- Healthy relationships
- Stress management
- Coping skills for depression
- Self-care series
- Drug & alcohol abuse
- Social skills
- Grief support
- Communication
- Sleep deprivation
- Anger management
Suggestions are always welcome for additional workshops to meet students’ needs.
Resources
Meet Your Counselors
Kelsey Naylor
COUNSELOR
Alba De Los Santos
COUNSELOR - ADA
SUNY Sullivan Behaviorial Intervention Team
Mission Statement
This team has been formed to serve the college community as a resource for referring students of concern. The overarching goal of the BIT is prevention of violence and creation of a safe campus through communication and coordination of interventions. The BIT process does not replace classroom management, the disciplinary process, or security responses to incidents. This is meant to provide faculty and staff with the opportunity to report at-risk behavior where a student’s mental health may be a contributing factor and they may be at risk to themselves or others socially, mentally, and/or physically.
