Here to Help You Become Your Best Self
We, the Moraine Park counselors, genuinely enjoy working with students just like you. We understand college life, its challenges, and the toll it can take on your mental health.
Counseling & Mental Health Services
Explore Counseling Services
We provide personal counseling services for currently enrolled undergraduate students. Counseling services are available in-person, virtually, or via phone for all students 18 years and older. Students under 18 will be referred to their high school counselor, community counseling, or online therapy services. We help in addressing many situations, including but not limited to:
- Anxiety and stress management
- Private life circumstances
- Crisis intervention
- Relationship and family problems
- Domestic or sexual abuse
- Academic difficulties
- Support and encouragement
- Conflicts with instructors
- Decision-making and goal-setting
- Financial concerns
- Student Emergency Fund
- Referral to other services
Connect with an MPTC Counselor
You can contact a counselor online, by phone, or in-person.
- Online: book an appointment through the “Book Appointment” button, or call or email a counselor directly using their contact info below.
- Phone: call a counselor directly, or call 1-800-472-4554, TTY/VP: Use Relay/VRS for our call center staff to schedule your appointment.
- In-person: Go to the Student Services desk on any campus to request an appointment, or ask your advisor or instructor to help you connect with our counselors.
BetterMynd
If you want to schedule online counseling services through BetterMynd, please register with one of our counselors.
Counseling is a gift you give yourself.
It is an important part of taking care of yourself.
Informed Consent
When utilizing counseling services at MPTC, information obtained in the context of a counseling relationship is confidential. The exceptions where student information may be disclosed without your consent and are required by responsible, professional practice and/or by law are:
- Threat to self (suicidal threats or behavior)
- Threats to others (homicide, battery, physical injury)
- Abuse or neglect of a child or vulnerable adult
- Court-ordered subpoenas
- Medical emergency
How to consent to counseling services:
Access the consent form below for your preferred campus location. A counselor will contact you after the form is received.