Sometimes students have personal concerns that affect their ability to be successful in college. These concerns may range from difficulties with parents, children, or significant others to substance abuse or serious mental illness. Although counselors can't solve your problems for you, they can provide the support that can help you to solve your problems.

If the concern is beyond our scope of expertise, such as serious substance abuse or mental illness, we can offer you some appropriate referral sources and help you to take the first step towards recovery.

If you wish to see a counselor for personal counseling, please ask the Counseling receptionist to book a one-hour appointment so that the counselor will have time to explore your concerns. You do not need to tell the receptionist the nature of your problem.

In order to see a counselor call 313-845-9611 (or 845-9612) or send an email with your name and telephone number and we will contact you regarding counselor availability.

Personal Growth Classes for Credit
The Counseling Division makes available a variety of classes designed to lead to improved attitudes, ability, self-confidence, and understanding of others.

Seminars
During the semester, non-credit seminars are offered free of charge in a one-week to four-week format on a variety of topics of interest or concern to college students.