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Do international students really seek counseling services?

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Do international students really seek counseling services?

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Yes. Some multicultural or international students may be hesitant to come to counseling for several reasons. They may be concerned that their problem won’t be understood by a counselor or that their problem is not serious enough to merit a counselor’s time. They may feel uneasy about the language or cultural barrier, or uncomfortable sharing personal information with a person outside their family. We understand that this can be difficult. Our mission is to promote your university experience in a way that will enhance your life. It is not necessary be in serious distress to come to the Counseling Center. We are here to assist with all your psychological needs. Your visit with a counselor may occur only once to discuss whatever is on your mind or counseling may extend to multiple sessions for more serious difficulties. There are many reasons why people seek counseling.

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