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January 12-16: drop-in counseling this week
PCC Counseling & Student Wellness is offering immediate service appointments for students wanting to connect about recent events. Get immediate support by clicking the drop-in counseling: Zoom link during the times below and connect immediately with a PCC professional counselor.
- Monday, Jan 12: 1-4pm
- Tuesday, Jan 13: 2-5pm
- Wednesday, Jan 14: 9am-12 noon
- Thursday, Jan 15: 1-4pm
- Friday, Jan 16: 12:30- 2pm
PCC students who are currently enrolled in credit classes may also request Solution Sessions (one-time visits with a counselor) or Short Term Counseling Sessions (weekly, ongoing service).?Complete the?counseling request form or call 971-722-8153.
Faculty
Drop-in counseling
Join Zoom meeting for all drop-in sessions
book open Academic stress management support
Mondays, 10am-12 noon
Wednesdays, 1-2pm
A drop-in opportunity for enrolled students. Create helpful habits and routines while managing the stress of being a student. Get one-on-one support.
comments Drop-in brief counseling for students balancing school and recovery
Thursdays, 12:30-1:30pm
Students balancing school and any type of addiction and/or recovery are invited to drop in for a brief chat with a licensed counselor. These drop-in sessions are available throughout the Winter term, and students are welcome to attend as often as is useful for them. No appointment needed, just Zoom in during the open drop-in hours for a brief, confidential, and private session.
Crisis support
If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, please call or text 9-8-8.
Quick access intake every Monday
Credit-enrolled PCC students can access free counseling! A quick access intake begins the process: it’s simple and gets you connected fast. Drop by on Mondays 10am-12pm or 12:30-3pm.Zoom: quick access intake
NAMI club
Have you heard about our upcoming NAMI club on campus??NAMI on campus clubs are student-led, student-run mental health organizations on high school and college campuses. They raise mental health awareness with fairs, walks and candlelit vigils. Educate the campus with presentations, guest speakers and student panels. Advocate for improved mental health services and policies on campus.