Helping individuals become physically active is the goal of Illinois State University’s Exercise Is Medicine On Campus (EIMOC) program, a referral-based system linking Student Health Services (SHS), Student Counseling Services (SCS), Health Promotion and Wellness (HPW), Campus Recreation (CR), and the School of Kinesiology and Recreation (KNR).
Student Counseling Services Associate Director of Training Kim Hays, Ph.D., will retire from Illinois State University after 29 years.
Got an hour? Let Student Counseling Services (SCS) help you learn how to manage depression, anxiety, improve relationships or improve your self-care.
Not all those who struggle show their scars. Students find their way with the help of Student Access and Accommodation Services.
Poking fun at society’s expectations of the male body ideal, the program enlists peer mentors to lead awareness exercises and discussions.
I can’t sleep. I’m sad all the time. I don’t have any friends. I’m not sure I fit in here. I worry constantly. I am so overwhelmed. What am I doing here? Does any of this sound familiar? Being a college student is stressful! You don’t have to go it alone: Illinois State University’s Student Counseling Services (SCS) is here to help you succeed.
What is the Body Project, and why should I be a part of it?
In 1970 as a young Ph.D. graduate, Doug Lamb’s hope was to have a university faculty position in psychology that also offered the opportunity to do clinical work.
Illinois State University students are sharing their personal mental health stories through a new video that aims to provide avenues to help.
Don’t let depression or anxiety stand in your way. Student Counseling Services offers quick, effective 1-hour workshops on how to manage depression or anxiety.
