Counseling Services

Personal counseling services are available exclusively for students at no charge.

The Counseling Center is staffed by a professional counselor who provides confidential, short-term counseling to currently enrolled RSU students.

Counseling services include:

• Managing test anxiety
• Time management
• Improving study skills
• Learning style analysis
• Personality inventory
• Lack of motivation
• Stress/anxiety/burnout
• Enhancing self image
• Screening for depression, anxiety, eating disorders, substance abuse

• Appointments:

  Call 918-343-7614

  Roommate issues
• Relationship concerns
• Parenting

On-Line Mental Health Screening

Screening for Mental Health's College Online Screening Program is for students from Rogers State University, and the referral information at the end is specfically designed for our students.

These confidential and free screenings are provided so that you may find out - in a few minutes - whether or not further professional consultation would be helpful to you. All data that you enter here is confidential, so it is best to be honest with your data input. Take a the screening now.

Resources

The Counseling Center provides a variety of educational self-development workshops each semester. Videos, brochures, and information sheets are available in the counseling office for a wide range of mental health topics.

Students are encouraged to visit the following web sites to learn about a wide variety of strategies for coping and maintaining a positive, healthy mental outlook.

• CampusBlues - This site is designed to help students learn about themselves and life by developing ways to adjust to new environments and support systems. The site offers mental health information and simple assessment tools as well as online resources.

• Facts on Tap - This site provides information on alcohol and drugs, tips to cut down on drinking, how to help friends, a test to determine if you need help for your drinking, and where you can find help.

• Depression Screening - This web site is sponsored by the National Mental Health Association (NMHA). The mission of this web site is to educate people about clinical depression, offer a confidential way for people to get screened for symptoms of the illness, and guide people toward appropriate professional help if necessary.