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	TRAUMATIC STRESS

	Please see below for useful links to information about coping with traumatic stress. • Managing Traumatic Stress • Mind/Body Health: The Effects of Traumatic Stress If you feel that you need to speak with a counselor, please call 254-710-2467


	Information About Suicide

	Click here to visit ULifeline, an online resource center for college student mental health and emotional well being.


	Online Resources

	Free online mental health screenings Depression Eating Disorders Alcohol Anxiety Online alcohol assessment e-CHUG

Counseling Center

Thank you for visiting the Counseling Center's website! We have strived to make our website informative, resourceful and easily navigable to provide you with information about our department and its services. Our staff works to focus on each individual’s strengths to help promote meaningful life choices by working through issues that students face throughout the college experience.

New Groups Forming for Spring 2010! Click the following link for more information:

Spring 2010 Groups

In The News

Concerning The Soul
[5/27/2008]
Baylor's Department of Spiritual Life provides students with opportunities for corporate worship and inspiration, small group Bible study and discipleship, and outlets for local and international missions.
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Mental Health Fair
[9/13/2007]
For the latest in Mental Health information visit this link.
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Mental Health Summit
[9/13/2007]
Mental health summits aim to alleviate ailments.
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Virtual Vacation Helps Students Destress
[3/29/2007]
On Tuesday and Wednesday, students and faculty were invited to take a break from the ordinary and participate in a "virtual vacation."
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