Counseling Servicesat Sindecuse Health Center

Professional guidance for Personal WorKcounseling services help students effectively deal with personal concerns that inhibit emotional well being, academic performance, and success.

Officially speaking...

Counseling Services personnel focus on educational, career, and personal counseling needs, with emphasis on outreach and prevention programs to promote mental health.

Would you like to talk?

We invite you to call or stop by to set up a time to meet.

For example, some common topics that students talk to us about include:

stress depression or feeling down anxiety relationship difficulties abuse grief & loss body image eating disorders career decisionset ceteraconfidentiality

counseling relationships are governed by a professional code of ethics. confidentiality of client information and records is maintained according to these standards of ethical practice and conduct. copies of this policy are available if you would like to review it.

Counseling Servicesat Sindecuse Health Center—

you’ll find us on the upper level.269.387.1850wmich.edu/counseling

Student Affairs Student Affairs

Hello, we are pleased to meet you.

Simply put, we are professionals who care about your well-being. We’re a team of highly qualified and licensed psychologists, counselors, and advanced graduate trainees—committed to your learning and personal development. Our work is supported by the skilled, dedicated support staff who manage administrative, clerical and technical aspects of the Counseling Services office.

Guidance for your personal work.

Inevitably, you will be faced with inherent stress factors of university life, many important decisions and challenging situations during your time at WMU.

These could include: relationship conflicts death in the family social and peer pressure difficulties getting motivated to attend class

Whatever the situation, understand those factors may require assistance. That’s why we’re here.

We are here to help you understand yourself and the emotional difficulties that might interfere with daily life.Counseling can help you discover new ways to cope with problems and develop new ways of thinking—which may lead to a healthy and fulfilling lifestyle.

Guidance for your career.

If you’re not sure what course of study is right for you, you might be interested in career counseling. Together we’ll assess your aptitude and preferences for different kinds of work—ultimately helping you develop a greater understanding of yourself.

Career counseling and testing can provide insights into your interests, values, abilities, and skills—equipping you with the knowledge to make informed educational and career choices. For example, this process can help you:

identify obstacles to career decision making. explore academic choices including majors/minors

that match career goals. access information about the nature of work,

educational and personal qualifications, earnings, and opportunities in various career fields.

A wealth of career resources can be found on the WMU Career Network page at wmich.edu/career.

Career Guidance InventoryIn addition to career counseling, ask us about the career assessment tool.

UNIV 1020Career Exploration and Development CourseWe also offer a one credit undergraduate career exploration and development course during the academic year.

Career Resource CenterOur resource center is open during regular Sindecuse Health Center business hours. It contains a wide range of print and online material useful in providing career information—including a guidance system having details on hundreds of careers. Please visit if you’re interested in discovering what kind of work is a good fit for you or vice versa.

Hello, we are pleased to meet you.

Simply put, we are professionals who care about your well-being. We’re a team of highly qualified and licensed psychologists, counselors, and advanced graduate trainees—committed to your learning and personal development. Our work is supported by the skilled, dedicated support staff who manage administrative, clerical and technical aspects of the Counseling Services office.

Guidance for your personal work.

Inevitably, you will be faced with inherent stress factors of university life, many important decisions and challenging situations during your time at WMU.

These could include: relationship conflicts death in the family social and peer pressure difficulties getting motivated to attend class

Whatever the situation, understand those factors may require assistance. That’s why we’re here.

We are here to help you understand yourself and the emotional difficulties that might interfere with daily life.Counseling can help you discover new ways to cope with problems and develop new ways of thinking—which may lead to a healthy and fulfilling lifestyle.

Guidance for your career.

If you’re not sure what course of study is right for you, you might be interested in career counseling. Together we’ll assess your aptitude and preferences for different kinds of work—ultimately helping you develop a greater understanding of yourself.

Career counseling and testing can provide insights into your interests, values, abilities, and skills—equipping you with the knowledge to make informed educational and career choices. For example, this process can help you:

identify obstacles to career decision making. explore academic choices including majors/minors

that match career goals. access information about the nature of work,

educational and personal qualifications, earnings, and opportunities in various career fields.

A wealth of career resources can be found on the WMU Career Network page at wmich.edu/career.

Career Guidance InventoryIn addition to career counseling, ask us about the career assessment tool.

UNIV 1020Career Exploration and Development CourseWe also offer a one credit undergraduate career exploration and development course during the academic year.

Career Resource CenterOur resource center is open during regular Sindecuse Health Center business hours. It contains a wide range of print and online material useful in providing career information—including a guidance system having details on hundreds of careers. Please visit if you’re interested in discovering what kind of work is a good fit for you or vice versa.

Hello, we are pleased to meet you.

Simply put, we are professionals who care about your well-being. We’re a team of highly qualified and licensed psychologists, counselors, and advanced graduate trainees—committed to your learning and personal development. Our work is supported by the skilled, dedicated support staff who manage administrative, clerical and technical aspects of the Counseling Services office.

Guidance for your personal work.

Inevitably, you will be faced with inherent stress factors of university life, many important decisions and challenging situations during your time at WMU.

These could include: relationship conflicts death in the family social and peer pressure difficulties getting motivated to attend class

Whatever the situation, understand those factors may require assistance. That’s why we’re here.

We are here to help you understand yourself and the emotional difficulties that might interfere with daily life.Counseling can help you discover new ways to cope with problems and develop new ways of thinking—which may lead to a healthy and fulfilling lifestyle.

Guidance for your career.

If you’re not sure what course of study is right for you, you might be interested in career counseling. Together we’ll assess your aptitude and preferences for different kinds of work—ultimately helping you develop a greater understanding of yourself.

Career counseling and testing can provide insights into your interests, values, abilities, and skills—equipping you with the knowledge to make informed educational and career choices. For example, this process can help you:

identify obstacles to career decision making. explore academic choices including majors/minors

that match career goals. access information about the nature of work,

educational and personal qualifications, earnings, and opportunities in various career fields.

A wealth of career resources can be found on the WMU Career Network page at wmich.edu/career.

Career Guidance InventoryIn addition to career counseling, ask us about the career assessment tool.

UNIV 1020Career Exploration and Development CourseWe also offer a one credit undergraduate career exploration and development course during the academic year.

Career Resource CenterOur resource center is open during regular Sindecuse Health Center business hours. It contains a wide range of print and online material useful in providing career information—including a guidance system having details on hundreds of careers. Please visit if you’re interested in discovering what kind of work is a good fit for you or vice versa.

Hello, we are pleased to meet you.

Simply put, we are professionals who care about your well-being. We’re a team of highly qualified and licensed psychologists, counselors, and advanced graduate trainees—committed to your learning and personal development. Our work is supported by the skilled, dedicated support staff who manage administrative, clerical and technical aspects of the Counseling Services office.

Guidance for your personal work.

Inevitably, you will be faced with inherent stress factors of university life, many important decisions and challenging situations during your time at WMU.

These could include: relationship conflicts death in the family social and peer pressure difficulties getting motivated to attend class

Whatever the situation, understand those factors may require assistance. That’s why we’re here.

We are here to help you understand yourself and the emotional difficulties that might interfere with daily life.Counseling can help you discover new ways to cope with problems and develop new ways of thinking—which may lead to a healthy and fulfilling lifestyle.

Guidance for your career.

If you’re not sure what course of study is right for you, you might be interested in career counseling. Together we’ll assess your aptitude and preferences for different kinds of work—ultimately helping you develop a greater understanding of yourself.

Career counseling and testing can provide insights into your interests, values, abilities, and skills—equipping you with the knowledge to make informed educational and career choices. For example, this process can help you:

identify obstacles to career decision making. explore academic choices including majors/minors

that match career goals. access information about the nature of work,

educational and personal qualifications, earnings, and opportunities in various career fields.

A wealth of career resources can be found on the WMU Career Network page at wmich.edu/career.

Career Guidance InventoryIn addition to career counseling, ask us about the career assessment tool.

UNIV 1020Career Exploration and Development CourseWe also offer a one credit undergraduate career exploration and development course during the academic year.

Career Resource CenterOur resource center is open during regular Sindecuse Health Center business hours. It contains a wide range of print and online material useful in providing career information—including a guidance system having details on hundreds of careers. Please visit if you’re interested in discovering what kind of work is a good fit for you or vice versa.

Counseling Servicesat Sindecuse Health Center

Professional guidance for Personal WorKcounseling services help students effectively deal with personal concerns that inhibit emotional well being, academic performance, and success.

Officially speaking...

Counseling Services personnel focus on educational, career, and personal counseling needs, with emphasis on outreach and prevention programs to promote mental health.

Would you like to talk?

We invite you to call or stop by to set up a time to meet.

For example, some common topics that students talk to us about include:

stress depression or feeling down anxiety relationship difficulties abuse grief & loss body image eating disorders career decisionset ceteraconfidentiality

counseling relationships are governed by a professional code of ethics. confidentiality of client information and records is maintained according to these standards of ethical practice and conduct. copies of this policy are available if you would like to review it.

Counseling Servicesat Sindecuse Health Center—

you’ll find us on the upper level.269.387.1850wmich.edu/counseling

Student Affairs Student Affairs

Counseling Servicesat Sindecuse Health Center

Professional guidance for Personal WorKcounseling services help students effectively deal with personal concerns that inhibit emotional well being, academic performance, and success.

Officially speaking...

Counseling Services personnel focus on educational, career, and personal counseling needs, with emphasis on outreach and prevention programs to promote mental health.

Would you like to talk?

We invite you to call or stop by to set up a time to meet.

For example, some common topics that students talk to us about include:

stress depression or feeling down anxiety relationship difficulties abuse grief & loss body image eating disorders career decisionset ceteraconfidentiality

counseling relationships are governed by a professional code of ethics. confidentiality of client information and records is maintained according to these standards of ethical practice and conduct. copies of this policy are available if you would like to review it.

Counseling Servicesat Sindecuse Health Center—

you’ll find us on the upper level.269.387.1850wmich.edu/counseling

Student Affairs Student Affairs

Counseling Servicesat Sindecuse Health Center

Professional guidance for Personal WorKcounseling services help students effectively deal with personal concerns that inhibit emotional well being, academic performance, and success.

Officially speaking...

Counseling Services personnel focus on educational, career, and personal counseling needs, with emphasis on outreach and prevention programs to promote mental health.

Would you like to talk?

We invite you to call or stop by to set up a time to meet.

For example, some common topics that students talk to us about include:

stress depression or feeling down anxiety relationship difficulties abuse grief & loss body image eating disorders career decisionset ceteraconfidentiality

counseling relationships are governed by a professional code of ethics. confidentiality of client information and records is maintained according to these standards of ethical practice and conduct. copies of this policy are available if you would like to review it.

Counseling Servicesat Sindecuse Health Center—

you’ll find us on the upper level.269.387.1850wmich.edu/counseling

Student Affairs Student Affairs