Counseling Center                                                 CRISIS?

The Counseling Center supports the primary mission of the University, to develop the intellectual potential of every student.  To succeed academically as well as in life, students need a variety of personal and social skills.

We provide a variety of counseling services to students. The Center is a resource to the university as a whole, providing programs, training, teaching and consultation to students, faculty and staff. 

Students of all kinds visit the Counseling Center. Some are overwhelmed by problems and use our help to persist in school, while others are doing well already and use our services to develop their whole potential.

We can help students turn difficulties into opportunities for personal growth and improved self confidence.  Our services are confidential and there is no fee for most services.

Currently at the TU Counseling Center  

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• Check Out Our Wellness Resources and Quiz
• Upcoming Workshops and Programs
• Online Eating Disorder, Depression and Alcohol/Drug Abuse Screenings
• Online Mental Health Screenings and resources for Veterans and Military Personnel
• Online Mindfulness Stress Reduction
• Diversity Statement
• Participate in the Healthy Campus Slogan Competition

Counseling Center
Glen Esk (map)
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Phone: 410-704-2512
E-mail: counseling@towson.edu

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