Wake Forest University Counseling Center - (336) 758-5273

"The you that you are is enough if you'll just be it." -Carl Rogers

University life is full of new opportunities and expectations, people and experiences, academic demands, and freedom. While it is often an exhilarating time, it can be stressful and confusing as well. These new challenges are sometimes accompanied by feelings of sadness, anxiety, irritability, or dissatisfaction. When these feelings linger, become overwhelming, or begin to interfere with a person's ability to function, seeking counseling can be a good option. The Wake Forest University Counseling Center is here to help students to understand these feelings. Together we can find improved ways of coping with and growing from these experiences.

Reynolda Hall, Room 118

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