Hello and Welcome to the USU Counseling Center!
The University Counseling Center (UCC) is dedicated to providing behavioral health services to members of the USU community.
The UCC is located next to the University Family Health Center in building A room 1034.
The primary mission is to serve the students enrolled to USU.
As capacity allows, services are extended to other eligible beneficiaries.
The UCC uses individual, couples and/or family counseling to help improve the functioning of our clients. Services are all confidential.
Behavioral health problems commonly treated by the UCC staff include:
· Stress Management
· Study Skills / Time Management
· Relationship Distress
· Test Anxiety
· Anxiety
· Depression
· Health Behaviors
We have just welcomed our new psychiatrist, Dr. Brett Schneider and are working to fully staff the counseling center.
Currently, individuals are seen by appointment only, but we hope to have walk-in capability in the months to come.
Until the counseling center is fully staffed, PRIORITY is being given to STUDENTS (military and civilian).
Students can make an appointment by clicking on the following link and choosing an open appointment that meets your needs:
If you would like to contact a member of the UCC, please send an e-mail to usucounselingcenter@usuhs.edu
The calendar and the email is only seen by UCC staff. We aim to maintain the highest level of privacy while still making accessing care as easy as we can.
If you'd prefer to talk directly with our staff about your care or if you have any questions, please call 301-295-3630 or stop into the University Family Health Center also located in building A Room 1034.
Another option for seeking care for behavioral health concerns is through Military One Source. MSO is a tool that allows service members and their immediate family members access to a multitude of career and behavioral counselors 24/7 online and by telephone. MSO can be reached at 800-342-9647 or militaryonesource.mil
If this is an urgent matter please proceed to the closest Emergency department or call 911
