Personal Counseling Students encounter a great deal of stress during their University years (i.e., academic, social, family, work, financial). While most students cope with it successfully, others can become overwhelmed by the pressures. To help students manage the demands of University life, we provide individual psychological and personal counseling services. Our counselor, Brittany Hoover, can assist students in overcoming personal, academic, and/or crisis situations that could negatively impact their progress and success at Penn State New Kensington. Services Provided: Individual Therapy Crisis Intervention Stress Management Supportive Services Psychoeducation Consultation During the academic year (fall and spring semesters), students in need of counseling services, and those with regularly scheduled counseling meetings, can make arrangements for in person and virtual appointments by contacting Brittany Hoover at 724-334-6744 or by scanning the QR code PASSWORD: caps2020 Crisis Intervention (Early Alert) Employees are encouraged to be proactive in assisting students and share a concern about a student's academic progress, wellness or safety by submitting an Early Alert. Crisis and Counseling Resource Hotlines Crisis and Counseling Resource Hotlines: Call the 24/7 Crisis Line at 1(877) 229-6400 Text the 24/7 Crisis Text Line: Text "LIONS" to 741741 Students with medical insurance are reminded that contacts for mental health resources can typically be found on the reverse side of the health insurance card. Additional Mental Health Resources: For free interactive self-help therapy, students can access the Penn State Well Track portal at: https://psu.welltrack.com/. Penn State Sexual Assault Services For more information about how to assist victims of relationship, domestic, and sexual violence, visit the Penn State Sexual Assault Services website.
Office of Counseling Services Brittany Hoover, PhD, LPC, ACS, CCTP Conference Center, 15A, Room 148 P:724-334-6744 E:[email protected] Counseling Services Information
Care Form The campus community can submit a Care form to refer those who may be experiencing academic, safety or other challenging circumstances. Submit an Early Alert Form