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Group Counseling
At times issues are most effectively dealt with in a supportive environment where interaction occurs with others.  Groups are structured to promote personal growth and skill development by focusing on particular concerns such as self esteem, eating disorders, sexual abuse and college adjustment.

Consultation
The Center's staff is available to share its expertise with University administration, faculty, staff and students.  If assistance from other departments, professionals or agencies is indicated, the staff will facilitate such contacts.

Educational ProgramsIf you are thinking about coming to the Center but want more information about our services, or if you are curious about our services, please peruse our site. We have provided links to other resources on campus and self-help sites on the Web. However, this site is not intended to be a substitute for face-to-face counseling. If you are depressed, thinking about suicide or have concerns that are interfering with your performance at school, please contact the Counseling and Testing Center in person in Carrington Hall, Room 311, so we can provide you with timely and appropriate service.  Please do not contact us by email, the use of email is not a secure form of communication; thus confidentiality cannot be ensured. Also, please call or come by if you have questions about any of the testing services or programs that we offer. We hope your visit to the Missouri State University Counseling and Testing Center home page is enjoyable and helpful!  For more information about our current workshops click here.

Emergency/Crisis Services
Crisis intervention is provided to deal with situations which require immediate attention.  During office hours come by the Counseling and Testing Center, Carrington Hall, Room 311.  A clinician is always available to meet with students.  After hours, click here for more Emergency/Crisis information.

Do not attempt to contact us about a crisis by e-mail.  The use of e-mail is not a secure form of communication; thus, confidentiality cannot be ensured.

Individual CounselingIndividuals may work with a clinician in order to identify, understand, and resolve personal and relationship difficulties.