The Counseling Center

The IUP Counseling Center assists students in recognizing and completing life tasks essential to their development as individuals and growth as IUP students.

Faculty members and staff at the center work collaboratively with students to foster the self-knowledge and skills necessary to succeed personally, academically, and professionally. The Counseling Center allows students the opportunity to integrate their personal goals with their academic goals.

What do IUP students think about the Counseling Center? Watch this video to find out!

In case of an emergency, dial 911, go to the Indiana Regional Medical Center, contact University Police at 724-357-2141, or call the Armstrong-Indiana Crisis Hotline at 1-877-333-2470.
Online Mental Health Screenings
Take a free, anonymous screening for anxiety, depression, alcohol use, and eating disorders to determine whether professional consultation would be helpful.
Self-Help
Follow the links below to find out more information about anxiety, stress, mindfulness, and more.
Services
Information about current groups, crisis and emergency services, outreach and consultation, on-line help, substance use and abuse, and training
Groups for IUP Students
Talking with other students who have similar experiences provides support and perspective. Find out more about group counseling offered at the Counseling Center.
Training Program for Graduate Students
Find out more about the Graduate Student Training Program offered at the Counseling Center!
Consultation and Workshops
Information about consultation, diversity, and workshops offered by the Counseling Center.
Misperceptions
Common Misperceptions About Counseling and Therapy
Request an Outreach or Educational Program
The Center for Health and Well-Being (CHWB) provides outreach and educational programs at no cost to IUP faculty, staff, and students. To submit a request for a member of the CHWB to speak to your class or organization, please fill out the form.