Belmont Abbey College

Who We Are

The counseling center staff includes a licensed professional counselor and a licensed clinical social worker. Services are free and when necessary students are referred to area specialists.

Why We Are Here

College is a time of change, growth and transition. The emphasis is on learning during this time in your life, but college is also a time to explore your ability to cope with stress, adapt to change, form relationships, balance work and play and make personal decisions.

The counselors at the Abbey are here to help you when presented with the challenges of taking responsibility for your personal growth. During the course of your years at the Abbey, you may want help and guidance in dealing with the everyday stresses of college life, self-confidence, emotions or finding your personal values. This is why we are here.

Who Can Use It

Currently enrolled students of the Abbey may use the counseling center free of charge. If another agency or person may better meet a student’s needs, he or she is referred on a voluntary basis to that source. If a student is referred to an off-campus therapist, he or she will be responsible for all fees.

Our services are strictly confidential within all legal limits and all files are kept separate from academic records. No information is released to administration, faculty or parents without a student's written authorization.

Faculty and staff who may be concerned about a student, or whom a student has asked for advice, should review this information for an understanding of their role.

Appointments

You can call the counseling center at the numbers listed to set up an appointment. All messages on the voice mail are confidential. You may also come by the Counseling Center to make an appointment in person.

Occasionally, students accompany a friend in need of an appointment.

Please note: the Counseling Center at Belmont Abbey College does not address counseling issues or concerns via email or the Internet. Please address your concerns by calling or coming by the Counseling Center office.

What We Offer

The counseling Center staff provides short-term counseling on multiple issues and concerns, including:

  • Self-esteem Issues
  • Anxiety
  • Stress Management
  • Depression
  • Relationship Conflict
  • Grief and Loss
  • Eating Disorders
  • Lifestyle Concerns
  • Family Issues
  • Substance Abuse/Dependence

Need more information about the above?
Link to: Student Counseling Virtual Pamphlet Collection
Link to: Online Screening for Mental Health
A series of workshops are also offered during the year. These are designed to enhance your personal skills and teach more effective strategies for coping with problems.

The Drink Wheel

About the Drink Wheel

The Intoximeters Inc. "Drink Wheel"1 is a form that you can fill out that when completed will instantly compute your estimated blood/breath alcohol concentration ("BAC") or blood alcohol content. This simulates the breath alcohol testing done by an Intoximeter Alco-Sensor IV. The Alco-Sensor IV is used in both Law Enforcement and Workplace Testing for alcohol testing. It is presented as a public service to Intoximeters web site visitors. Its primary purpose is to provide useful information about the responsible use of alcohol. Click here for more information and to use the drink wheel...

Welcome to ULifeline

ULifeline is an online resource center for college student mental health and emotional well being. Click here for more information on ULifeline

Note: In the event of an emergency, call campus police at 704-461-6200. Police will contact the counselor on call immediately.

 

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