*****COVID-19*****

Updated information for Winter Term 2021!

Welcome back, Mountaineers!

The Student Health and Counseling Center is open for student appointments on January 4, 2021, the first day of classes winter term. The Counseling Center is offering only telehealth sessions during winter term. To be eligible for counseling services, you need to have paid the Health Service Fee, and be in the state of Oregon at the time of your appointment (as our counselors are licensed to practice psychology only within Oregon). We will be using Zoom’s HIPPA-secured platform for these sessions, just like we did during the spring and fall 2020 terms. To access these services, call 541.962.3524 and let the person at the front desk know that you would like to see a counselor. Your information will be forwarded to the counselors and someone will get back to you. Meanwhile, know that we continue to miss seeing you in person, yet are very grateful for the opportunity to offer Zoom sessions.

Better Together … A Drop-In Support Group for EOU Students during COVID-19

The Counseling Center is also excited to offer an ongoing drop-in support group, available to any current EOU student that may be struggling right now, on Mondays from 1:30-2:30 and Thursdays from 10 -11 PST. (CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION)

Please be aware that Counseling Center staff does not routinely access phone messages or email during non-business hours, and cannot guarantee an immediate response. Therefore, do not use phone messages or email to communicate emergency or urgent needs. If you have an after-hours emergency, please call 911, or the Center for Human Development (CHD) at 541-962-8800.

This information reflects current Counseling Center services until further notice. All other information on this website may or may not be reflective of current practice. If you have any questions or concerns, please call 541.962.3524.

A counselor should be available to meet with you during these times. Drop-in times are typically the quickest way to meet with a counselor. Arrangements may be made if drop-in times do not work with your schedule.

Drop-in appointments occur on a first-come first serve basis, so we encourage students to come in as early as possible during the drop-in time frame.  If you present during drop-ins and are unable to see a counselor, you are encouraged to come in during another drop-in time. All information shared by clients is confidential, with few exceptions that you can speak with your counselor about.

Please be aware that Counseling Center staff does not routinely access phone messages or email during non-business hours, and cannot guarantee an immediate response. Therefore, do not use phone messages or email to communicate emergency or urgent needs.  If this is an after-hours emergency, please call 911, or the Center for Human Development (CHD) at 541-962-8800.