Phone:
517
.355.8270
Workshops for your health.
Workshops
Your source for Mental Health services available on the MSU campus.
Resources
Support the Counseling Center and its efforts to serve the MSU community.
Giving Opportunities
F.A.C.E.S.! You are not just another face or number. See what F.AC.E.S. is about!
Suicide Prevention
Student Risk and Review Committee: Collaborating to help the MSU Community!
Risk and Review
Feeling fatigue or Stress? Its time to care for yourself, with our remodeled self care room!
Wellness Center

Regular walk-in hours are between 10am and 6pm on Monday and Tuesday, and between 10am and 4pm on Wednesday through Friday.  Students who are in a crisis are usually given first priority and are seen throughout our open business hours: 8am to 7pm Monday and Tuesday; 8am to 5pm Wednesday through Friday.  
Please note:  if you are unable to come in during walk-in hours, you may call 517-355-8270, and the initial interview can be conducted by phone
 

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The MSUCC is "HelpiSparty walking with Student- 2/3 of MSU students would refer a friend to counseling centerng All Students Succeed" by empowering students to deal with life issues. We have licensed professional counselors that can help you deal with stress management, time management, personal relationships, anxiety, depression, personal loss, grief, eating disorder, substance abuse, addiction, career decisions, and much more! We can provide confidential services that will help put balance and wellness back into your life. Begin your walk with wellness today!

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Did You Know?

  • Before every test, get a good night's sleep and eat a healthy meal.
  • Our counselors include licensed professionals, pre-doctoral psychology interns, and counselors working toward their master’s degrees.
  • All our services are strictly confidential.
  • Until you can speak to a counselor, go outside or go to the gym to exercise and release your tension.
  • Currently the Sexual Assault and Safety Education Program accepts volunteers; contact Lauren at 432-9961 if you are interested.
  • "Repetition" is a key component of the "familiarization process."
  • If you have been diagnosed with a learning disability and/or ADHD, you may register with the Resource Center for Persons with Disabilities (RCPD; 353-9642).
  • Until you can speak to a counselor, share your feelings and thoughts with someone you are comfortable with and who cares for you.
  • The more background knowledge you have, the easier it is for you to understand what you read.