Please note that MyWSU is now MyWooState.
We have temporarily relocated while our offices are being renovated during the spring semester. We are still located on the 3rd floor of the Student Center, although our new entrance is through Suite 334, across from Lancer’s Loft.
All counseling center staff members will be physically present in the office to meet with students as we return to an in-person treatment modality. Telehealth sessions will be on a case by case basis. Students can schedule appointments in person at the Counseling Center, via telephone (508-929-8072), or via email (counseling_wsu@worcester.edu). For students in crisis, same day walk-in/triage appointments are available during normal business hours. Students will be required to wear a mask at all times and show their CoVerified symptom checker upon arrival.
Business hours are Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm.
Come to the Counseling Center immediately or contact us via telephone. If you need immediate medical assistance contact University Police at 508-929-891.
Contact the Counseling Center immediately via telephone. If you need medical assistance, call 911 immediately.
Contact Residence Life staff (RA, RD, etc.) or University Police (508-929-8911) and ask to speak to a counselor on call. If you need medical assistance, call University Police immediately.
Contact University Police (508-929-8911) and ask to speak to a counselor on call. If you need medical assistance, call 911 immediately.
Please call the Counseling Center immediately and tell the receptionist that your call is urgent. If you feel suicidal or in crisis, and the Center is not open, call University Police at 508-929-8911. If you are off campus, call 911 immediately.
No, Career Services provides career counseling to undergraduate students. Visit Career Services or call 508-929-8072 to learn more.
Your college years can be among the most exciting and gratifying of your life. At times, however, you may feel significant amounts of stress, confusion, and uncertainty. The staff of Worcester State University’s Counseling Center understands the emotional pressure that many of our students experience. Concerns that may lead to counseling include:
We are here to help you through these challenges, supporting you while you resolve a psychosocial issue, enhance your personal growth, and strengthen your academic skills and performance. We also are actively involved in the campus-wide commitment to prevent and respond to sexual assaults. And we are energetically expanding the university community’s understanding of the mental health issues faced by college students. We provide the following services at no charge to you:
We have compiled a list of apps that may be helpful to you in managing anxiety, mood and other stressors. These apps can be used in addition to meeting with a counselor, but can also be helpful to those who feel they may not need immediate counseling.
800-273-8255 Available 24 Hours, 7 Days a week English/Spanish speaking suicidepreventionlifeline.org
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, many students are currently facing increased academic and emotional pressures. It is not uncommon for mental health concerns to arise at this time.
If you feel a child, or dependent, is struggling with their mental health, do not hesitate to consult with Counseling Services at 508-929-8072 or counseling_wsu@worcester.edu.
If a student is experiencing a mental health crisis, expressing self harm, suicidal thoughts or thoughts of hurting others, please call 911 or take the student to your local emergency room.
Here are a list of possible red flags you may observe or may be communicated to you:
Students may be used to having more independence. Being at home more often may be challenging and change family dynamics. Here are some tips on how to support your student during this time:
Department: Student Affairs
Department: Counseling Services
