Personal counselling

Personal and Crisis: What is the difference?

Personal therapy and counselling is available to work through any psychological barriers that may be getting in the way of your academic success (e.g. issues of depression, anxiety, trauma, suicidal thoughts, home sickness, relationship issues or grief).

Crisis intervention is available during times of extreme stress or trauma, including support following an assault, a death, or during times of suicidal thoughts or behaviours.

Click here for more information on our Crisis intervention service.

Chair talk between student and teacher

Services

The psychologists on staff with Student Counselling are available to help you work through personal issues such as:

Relationship issues
Anxiety
Stress
Depression
Post-traumatic stress
Abuse
Family issues
Eating disorders
Other psychological barriers that may be getting in the way.

Our counsellors are available by appointment. Priority is given to crisis situations. If you require immediate assistance there is a 24 hour crisis line available through the
Distress Centre (403.266.1605).

If you have medical concerns, Health Services provides nursing and medical care.

Human Rights Service provides expertise to Mount Royal students and employees to resolve complaints related to the Mount Royal Human Rights Policy.

Handouts

Student Counselling Services offers a variety of workshops that are beneficial to students.
See if there is a workshop to suit your needs.