Three years ago, three courageous students shared their stories about struggling with suicide and finding support. Students responded with more stories and with questions about we can support each other. In the follow-up video, two
We are seeking submission that illustrate the intersection of identity and mental health.
We are deeply saddened by the tragedy in Las Vegas, Nevada on October 1st. The Counseling Center is committed to providing resources and support for NC State students who are experiencing distress related to this event.
Our hearts are heavy for all those impacted by Hurricane Harvey. At this time, we would like to offer support to our students who are feeling the emotional effects, as we are aware that some
“NC State stands in solidarity with UVA, the citizens of Charlottesville, and others across the country against these and all acts of hate, bigotry and racism.” – Chancellor Randy Woodson “The American Psychological Association condemns
If you want to learn more about what we do and who we are, have a look at our Annual Report looking back on 2016-2017. Follow the link below to explore what issues we are
Join the Counseling Center and students from all over the world for International Tea Time.
Over the weekend communities from around the world were shocked into violent reality as a shooter killed 50 and injured more at the prominent Orlando club, Pulse. While the Counseling Center mourns for those affected
The NC State Counseling Center suffers and stands with all Wolfpack members to condemn violence in all its forms.
Our “Dear Student” letters are intended to provoke mental health awareness, reflection, and discussion about your experiences of culture, community, and identity here at NC State.