Are you feeling sad, anxious, and/or irritable? Or maybe you are hyper and out of control? Or are your eating or drinking behaviors out of control? Then perhaps one of the Counseling Center's free online screenings might offer you some insight and direction and may suggest counseling might be beneficial for you.
People say college is suppose to be "the best time of your life." You meet friends that last a lifetime, have fun, and discover the freedom to do whatever you want. But for many, adjusting to college life can be difficult. Many students are left feeling stressed, anxious, disconnected, and alone. In order to help students cope, the Counseling and Psychological Services Center at Appalachian State University is now offering several online screenings for a range of common emotional conditions that often go undiagnosed and are misunderstood.
The Center welcomes you to the online screening for depression, alcohol and eating disorders. This free screening is made available to all ASU students and is taken anonymously. The screening is provided so that you may find out - in a few minutes - whether or not professional consultation would be helpful to you. Following your screening feel free to contact the Center for Walk-In hours in order to discuss your concerns and your screening results.
The Counseling Center offers after-hours emergency coverage for urgent mental health concerns such as suicidal thoughts, sexual assault, and other trauma. Call the Counseling Center at (828)262-3180 and select the option to speak with the counselor on-call.
For additional resources see our Emergency Services page.
