Individual Counseling
The MCC Student Counseling Center offers individual counseling to currently enrolled students. Individual counseling is a one-on-one meeting with a licensed mental health professional or a graduate student in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at Tarleton State University. There is no cost to students for the counseling services.
Counselors are trained to help students with problems related to personal, social, and emotional concerns. Individual counseling focuses on short-term goals in order to facilitate students' college success and adjustment. Students are offered up to 8 individual counseling sessions per semester.
When students are determine to need longer term counseling or when they are no longer eligible for our services, we will assist them with relevant referrals to off-campus resources. Students may schedule an appointment by calling 254-299-8210, emailing counseling@mclennan.edu or by coming to the Counseling Center located in the Math & Wellness building, Room 225B.
The most common concerns for students seeking counseling services include but are not limited to:
- Stress or anxiety
- Feeling overwhelmed by school, work, family responsibilities
- Sadness or depression
- Difficulty in adjusting to a recent change
- Difficulty in making decisions or unsure of the future
- Relationship issues
- Loneliness or isolation from others
- Grief
- Sleep problems
- Alcohol/drug use
- Eating disorders
- Crisis
- Trauma - recent or past
- Thoughts of harm to self or others