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Counseling and Wellness

Counseling Services - will be out of the office until august 1

At Counseling Services, our focus is your success – both at Kent State University at Geauga and beyond. Kent State University Geauga Counseling Center has offices in Student Services both at Burton and at Twinsburg Regional Academic Center. Counseling Services offers students individual therapy sessions, educational workshops and training programs for students and the campus community.

Comfortable, professional, and private, Counseling Services offers students the opportunity to pursue free, confidential individual therapy. Sessions are available during fall and spring semesters, allowing students to focus on regaining balance, empowerment, promoting healing, and self-reflection to make changes in their academic and personal lives. When things are becoming difficult, not going the way you want, or when you feel that other people don’t understand or don’t know how to help – Counseling Services is here for you!

No matter what is bothering you – burn out, family issues, relationship problems, anger management, stress, worry and anxiety, a recent loss, self-esteem issues, sexual identity, drug or alcohol problems, or any other mental health related concern – Counseling Services will help you find what best fits your needs to enhance your success and improve your life.
 

MEET OUR COUNSELORS
 

Molly Bogner, LSW, LPCC-S
Counseling Specialist
Regional Academic Center in Twinsburg
2745 Creekside Drive, Twinsburg, Ohio 44087
330-888-6366
geaugacounseling@kent.edu

 

 

Valerie Rutherford, MSW, LISW-S
Counseling Specialist
Geauga Campus in Burton
14111 Claridon Troy Road, Burton, Ohio 44021
geaugacounseling@kent.edu

Counseling could help!

  • Feeling depressed and isolated
  • Increased anxiety or stress
  • Spending more time alone and not with friends
  • Unexpected crying or anger
  • Feeling guilty without cause
  • Increase drug or alcohol use
  • Not feeling yourself
  • Not having any fun
  • Sudden changes in personality or routine
  • Thoughts of wanting to die, be dead or kill yourself
     

COUNSELING APPOINTMENTS

Counseling appointments will resume August 1, 2018
How to Schedule an Appointment
1.    Call front office to be directed to therapist line
       330-888-6400 Regional Academic Center
       440-834-4187 Geauga Campus
2.    Email geaugacounseling@kent.edu -Use after August 1, 2018
3.    Walk-in to fill out request for appointment schedule at the front desk
4.    Request appointment online

SCHEDULE COUNSELING APPOINTMENT -Check back on August 1, 2018

When you submit your request, your information goes directly to therapists Molly Bogner and Valerie Rutherford. You will be contacted by one of them within 1-2 business days to discuss scheduling your first appointment. 

COUNSELING SERVICES FEEDBACK
Inclement Weather Statement:
If the campus and all of its offices have been closed due to inclement weather, all counseling appointments are canceled and staff will contact students to reschedule. If classes have been canceled, but campus offices remain open, Counseling Services staff will contact students that morning to offer to reschedule appointments for that day. Students will not be penalized for missing an appointment on a day that classes are canceled.

CARES Team Referral
Kent State ThreatLine
STEP UP SPEAK OUT LOCAL RESOURCES

Free Mental Health Screening
Kent State University offers free online screening for anxiety disorders and depression. This anonymous free screening is available to all Kent State University students.

Nursing Hotline

330-244-5188
Kent State University offers a free nursing hotline for medical and mental health support, crises and referrals.

Crisis Hotline
In crisis? Don't wait, call now!
440-834-3766
800-956-6630

Suicide Prevention Line
1-800-273-8255

Text 4HOPE to 741-741

 
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