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[| Appointments & Hours
of Operation | Confidentiality ]
[| Fees |Consultation & Outreach | CWS Staff ]
We all can experience personal problems that lead us to feel confused,
anxious, overwhelmed, sad, and/or depressed. Counseling and Wellness
Services (CWS) is here to help. We offer a warm, relaxed and confidential
place to talk things out. Often you may find that there are not simple
answers to your problems, however talking to a therapist can result
in finding new ways to look at problems as well as identifying suggestions
and possible solutions. Often, just talking with someone who asks the
right questions is all that is necessary to relieve stress and find
answers.
Therapy and/or psychological assessment are available
to Wright State University students. Therapy is offered in group, individual,
couples, and/or family modalities. Some examples of problems
that may seen by our staff:
Relationship Problems |
Test Anxiety |
Athletic & Academic Performance Enhancement |
Procrastination & Time Management |
Low Self-Esteem |
Loss & Grief Issues |
Depression |
Eating Disorders |
Panic & Anxiety |
Family Conflict |
Alcohol & Drug Problems |
Psychological Assessment |
Sexual Abuse |
Career Indecision |
Learning Disability Testing & Assessment |
Physical Abuse/ |
Counseling and Wellness Services is staffed by Licensed Psychologists, interns and doctoral level trainees. Following an initial interview, or intake session, a treatment plan is recommended that considers client goals and CWS services. Clients are then assigned to a therapist with preferences for therapist gender/race being honored whenever possible. All training therapists are required to audio or videotape their sessions. The tapes are used solely to assist the therapist in his/her training while under the supervision of a Licensed Psychologist.
Appointments and
Hours of Operation
You may arrange appointments by telephone at (937) 775-3407 or in person at Counseling and Wellness Services, 053 Student Union (off the Atrium between the Pharmacy and Student Health Services.
Hours of operation for Counseling and Wellness Services are Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.. Please call CWS during break weeks to check for alterations to our regular hours of operation.
Counseling and Wellness Services does not release information to University administrators or faculty, to parents, family members, or to outside agencies without the client's written authorization. Exceptions to confidentiality include: as required by Ohio law, when the counselor determines that a person is at risk for child or elder abuse/neglect, suicide, or homicide.
Students who are insured under the Wright State University Student Health Insurance plan receive unlimited sessions per year at no cost. Students who are not insured under the WSU Student Health Insurance plan receive up to 12 sessions per academic year at no cost. Beginning with the 13th session a fee of $10.00 per session is applied. Session fees are billed through the Bursar’s Office as a “Health Service Fee.” Psychological Assessment batteries are billed at a cost of $200 per assessment.
A missed session fee of $15.00 is applied when a student does not show for an appointment or cancels an appointment without 24 hours notice. If a student arrives more than 15 minutes late for their scheduled appointment, the appointment is considered a no-show and the late fee will be charged. A missed session fee of $45.00 is applied when a student does not show for an assessment appointment or cancels an appointment without 48 hours notice. Late Fees are billed through the Bursar’s Office as a “Health Service Fee ”.
Counseling and Wellness Services has developed ongoing consultative relationships with a number of Wright State University departments and units. We are also available for consultation to other University faculty, departments, and organizations for issues related to mental health, learning, and performance. We are available to make presentations to campus groups and classes. Some possible topic areas include:
Common Mental Health Issues |
Problems with Eating |
Coping with Depression |
Gender & Relationships |
Stress Management |
Alcohol & Drug Use/Abuse |
Goal Setting |
Sexual Aggression |
Relational Violence |
Performance Enhancement |
Learning Styles Assessment |
Time Management & Procrastination |
Conflict Resolution & Mediation |
Crisis Management & Suicide Assessment |
Specialized/Custom Presentations |
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Call 775-3407 for consultation or to schedule a presentation.
Director
Robert A. Rando, Ph.D.
Associate Director for Clinical
Training
Daniela Burnworth, Ph.D.
Staff Psychiatrist
Terry Correll, D.O.
Coordinator for Group Services
Erin Frick, Psy.D.
Coordinator for Multicultural Services and Training
Anthony Teasdale, Ph.D.
Staff Counselor
David Toller, M.A.
Faculty & Professional Staff
Martyn Whittingham, Ph.D.
Julie Williams,
Psy.D.
Eve M. Wolf,
Ph.D.
Pre-doctoral Interns
Christopher Barnes
Erin Hyken
Nicholas Gehle
Erin Millard
Psychiatric Residents
David Hart, M.D.
Reza Khavari, M.D.
Ashley Johnson, D.O.
Gretchen Foley, M.D.
Allison Cowan, M.D.
Practicum Trainees
Jennifer Lotz
Dustin Hamilton
Taronish Irani
Angela Harris
Tim Underwood
Keith Higginbotham
Kolina Delgado
Jessica Heschel
Staff
Administrative Support Coordinator: Deana Jones
Administrative Specialist: Brenda Simpson
Case Manager: Jennica Karpinski