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Counseling Services

Free and Confidential Support

Goshen College Counseling Services are free to currently enrolled students.

Book an Appointment

Monday Openings
Tuesday Openings
Wednesday Openings
Thursday Openings
Friday Openings (Spanish available)

Or

Walk In

Monday through Friday: 11am to 11:30am, 11:30am to 12pm. No Appointment Necessary!

Counselors

  • Cristina Reyes headshot

    Cristina Reyes

    Campus Counselor

    creyes@goshen.edu
    Wyse 117

  • Jennifer Miller headshot

    Jennifer Miller

    Campus Counselor

    jamiller@goshen.edu
    (574) 535-7673
    Wyse 117

  • Amee Yoder Click headshot

    Amee Yoder Click

    Campus Counselor

    acyoder@goshen.edu
    Wyse 119

    Mental Health Emergencies

    In the case of a mental health emergency after office hours contact the On Call Resident Director (574-535-7273) or Campus Safety (574-535-7599) for assistance and immediate support . If a student is non-responsive, call 911.

    Resources and Services

    Individual counseling – Professional, short-term, on-campus counseling services are available to students on a free and confidential basis.

    Recommendations for students with a history of mental health concerns – Workshops, convocations, in-services and online resources are also provided by the Counseling office.

    How faculty can identify and help a student exhibiting mental health symptoms – This article may assist faculty members in determining how and when to refer a student to the Counseling Office.

    Parent Resources – Having your child begin his or her college career can be a stressful experience for parents, especially if your son or daughter hasn’t lived away from home before.

    Sexual Assault and Misconduct– These pages provide contacts, resources, definitions and policies related to sexual assault and other types of sexual misconduct.

    Challenging Stigma

    A Student’s Story – one student’s story about experiencing General Anxiety Disorder and how she chose to respond.

    The Challenge of Stigma – three articles by Melodie Davis of Another Way – the Third Way Cafe. Take a look at these up-close and personal stories of living with mental illness.

    Shadow Voices: finding hope in mental illness –
    fighting the stigma… working for recovery… finding hope.

    Internet Resources

    www.freedomfromfear.org – Online screening. Visit this site to see if you may suffer from a clinical form of depression or anxiety. You may then choose to schedule an appointment at the Counseling Office to go over your results.

    www.health.org – the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information.

    The National Center for Victims provides information on sexual assault.

    Remuda Ranch – Information on eating disorders.

    www.adaa.org – good information on anxiety disorders for college students