Adult Learning Evaluation Center 
Address: 214 Stone Building
Phone: 644-3611 Fax: N/A
Website: http://www.epls.fsu.edu/alec/index.htm
Hours: M-F 8:00a-5:00p
Conducts assessments of learning difficulties (LD, ADHD) in college students and provides academic interventions
Common issues addressed by unit: stress/anxiety, study skills, motivation, test anxiety, time management, learning disabilities, ADHD
Types of services provided: individual counseling, small group therapy; ADHD coaching, test anxiety; study skills
Persons eligible for services: students, alumni, University faculty/staff or their dependents, community
Fees for services: LD or ADHD assessment $400; other services vary but run $15-20 per hour; scholarships are available for needy students
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 Career Center
Address: University Center A-4100
Phone: 644-6431 Fax: 644-3273
Website: http://www.career.fsu.edu
Hours: Drop-in career advising, M-F 9:00a-4:30p (except Fri.1:30-2:30p); Tues. evenings until 8:00p in fall and spring
Provides comprehensive career services; trains career service practitioners; conducts life/career development research; disseminates information about life/career services and issues to the University community, the nation, and the world.
Common issues addressed by unit: stress/anxiety, assertiveness, motivation, time management
Types of services provided: individual counseling, outreach programs, referrals
Persons eligible for services: students, alumni, University faculty/staff or their dependents, community
Fees for services: none
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Center for Employee Assistance
Address: 937 W. Jefferson St.
Phone: 644-2288 Fax: 644-1043
Website: http://www.eap.fsu.edu
Hours: M-F 8:00a-5:00p, other times by appointment; on call for emergencies 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Provides assessment, referral, short-term counseling, and mediation to faculty and staff and their immediate families
Common issues addressed by unit: stress/anxiety, suicidal thoughts, self-esteem, discrimination, relationships, depression, grief, assertiveness, anger, alcohol/drugs, child/adolescent, time management
Types of services provided: individual counseling; small group therapy (a substance abuse recovery group); outreach programs (various training in workplace violence, communications, etc.); referrals (cases involving intense therapy, long-term therapy, and psychiatric intervention are referred to community resources).
Persons eligible for services: faculty, staff, or anyone (including students) receiving a paycheck from FSU may utilize the services.
Fees for services: none
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Center for Marriage and Family Therapy
Address: 540 West Jefferson Street
Phone: 644-1588 Fax: N/A
Website: http://www.chs.fsu.edu/fcs/mft/
Hours: M-Th 9:00a-9:00p
Provides strengths-based caring for individuals, couples, families, and children
Common issues addressed by unit: relationship issues, family issues, depression, bereavement, grief and loss, social isolation, anxiety, disordered eating, sexual issues including those related to sexual orientation, anger management, physical and sexual abuse, self-esteem, motivation, study skills, and substance abuse
Types of services provided: individual, couple, and family counseling; crisis intervention. No limitation on sessions.
Persons eligible for services: students, alumni, University faculty/staff or their dependents, and the general public
Fees for services: $20 minimum to $85 maximum. Sliding scale is based on family income and the number of family members.
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Crisis Management Unit
Address: FSU Police Department, 108 PSF (Tanner Building)
Phone: 644-1234 Fax: N/A
Hours: 24 hours a day
Provides emergency services for mental health crises on and off campus such as crisis intervention, stabilization, referral and Baker Acts, if necessary, for emergency evaluation
Common issues addressed by unit: stress/anxiety, suicidal thoughts, self-esteem, relationships, social isolation, depression, grief, eating disorders, anger, alcohol/drugs, personality disorders, bipolar disorder, psychosis, crisis situations
Types of services provided: crisis intervention 24 hours a day; referrals are provided as part of the crisis intervention
Persons eligible for services: students, University faculty/staff or their dependents; services are provided to members of the community if they are on campus
Fees for services: none
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Human Services Center
Address: College of Education, 214 Stone Building
Phone: 644-3857 Fax: 644-8776
Website: http://www.epls.fsu.edu/hsc/
Hours: fall and spring semesters, Tues-Thurs 3:00-8:00p
The Center provides personal, relationship, and career counseling to children and adults living in Tallahassee and surrounding counties. Counselors are masters/specialist trainees in mental health and rehabilitation counseling training programs.
Common issues addressed by unit: stress/anxiety, suicidal thoughts, self-esteem, discrimination, relationships, social isolation, depression, grief, sexual orientation, assertiveness, study skills, anger, motivation, alcohol/drugs, test anxiety, sexual abuse, child/adolescent, time management, family/marital
Types of services provided: individual counseling, family and couples counseling, crisis intervention, referrals; no time or session limit, but bound by end of semester; referrals to mental health agencies, private practitioners, or psychiatrists
Persons eligible for services: alumni, University faculty/staff and their dependents, and community with sessions limited by end of semester. The Center also provides services to students after having consulted with the Student Counseling Center.
Fees for services: none
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Psychology Clinic
Address: 214 Regional Rehabilitation Center
Phone: 644-3006 Fax: 644-0924
Website: http://www.psy.fsu.edu/community/clinic/
Hours: M-Th 8:00a-9:00p; Fri. 8:00a-4:00p
Provides empirically supported treatment and assessment services to Tallahassee and surrounding communities
Common issues addressed by unit: stress/anxiety, suicidal thoughts, self-esteem, relationships, social isolation, depression, grief, eating disorders, sexual orientation, assertiveness, anger, motivation, alcohol/drugs, test anxiety, sexual abuse, child/adolescent, family/marital, personality disorders, bipolar disorder, psychosis, other assessments such as adult and child learning disorders and ADHD
Types of services provided: individual counseling, small group therapy, family and couples counseling, crisis intervention, referrals; psychological assessment
Persons eligible for services: students, alumni, University faculty/staff or their dependents, community
Fees for services: application fee for individuals is $25, $35 for couples and families. For individual therapy (non court-ordered cases) a sliding fee scale (based on income and dependents) that ranges from $20-$60 an hour. Court-ordered and referred clients pay $60/hour for therapy and $135 for an evaluation. A comprehensive assessment (e.g., LD/ADHD battery) is $325. Individual tests can also be administered and all have standard fees associated with them. Please call for more information.
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Student Disability Resource Center
Address: 108 Student Services Building
Phone: 644-9566, 644-8504 (TDD) Fax: 644-7164
Website: http://www.fsu.edu/~staffair/dean/StudentDisability/
Hours: M-Th, 8:00a-8:30p; Fri. 8:00a-5:00p
Serves as an advocate for FSU students with disabilities
Common issues addressed by unit: stress/anxiety, time management, study skills, self-esteem, disability advocacy, determination of reasonable accommodations for all types of disabilities, including psychological disabilities, assistance with potential discrimination grievance
Types of services provided: reasonable academic accommodations, study skills, time management, and self-advocacy guidance; referrals to appropriate mental health professionals; mentoring program that pairs students with disabilities; liaison between students with disabilities and faculty
Persons eligible for services: current FSU students with a documented disability; as a resource for information or referral for FSU faculty/staff, parents and community
Fees for services: none for FSU students
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Thagard Student Health Center
Phone: 644-0579 Fax: 644-1491
Website: http://www.tshc.fsu.edu
Hours: fall and spring, M-Th 8:00a-8:00p,
Fri. 9:00a-5:00p, Sat. 10:00a-4:00p; summer,
M-Th 8:00a-5:00p, Fri. 9:00a-5:00p
Provides healthcare, prevention, education and outreach services to a diverse student population and eligible recipients in safe and supportive environment; promotes campus wellness, encouraging healthy lifestyles and personal responsibility to enhance students' capacity for reaching academic and personal goals.
Common issues addressed by unit: stress/anxiety, suicidal thoughts, self-esteem, depression, grief, eating disorders, sexual orientation, study skills, anger, motivation, alcohol/drugs, test anxiety, sexual abuse, personality disorders, bipolar disorder, psychosis, other issues, e.g., sexual assault
Types of services provided: individual counseling, outreach programs, crisis intervention, psychiatric consultation, psychotropic medication, referrals, health enhancement outreach programs; on-site crisis intervention; psychotropic medication provided by psychiatrists and general physicians
Persons eligible for services: FSU and TCC students and FSU student dependents
Fees for services: no charge for physician and psychiatric office visits for enrolled FSU students. TCC students and FSU student dependents must purchase a health fee card ($80.00 per semester) to access psychiatric and general medical services.
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Victim Advocate Program
Address: Dean of Students, University Center A-4201
Phone: 644-7161 Fax: 644-0687
Website: http://victimadvocate.fsu.edu
Hours: 24 hours per day, 7 days per week during the academic year
Serves victims of crime
Common issues addressed by unit: stress/anxiety, suicidal thoughts, relationships, grief, sexual abuse, victimization issues
Types of services provided: individual counseling, small group therapy, outreach programs, crisis intervention, referrals; brief individual counseling; sexual survivor support group; educational presentations on victimizations, awareness and prevention; crisis intervention at scene or immediately thereafter; referrals to Student Counseling Center, Student Rights and Responsibilities, police, State attorney's office, any other referral that will assist student
Persons eligible for services: students, alumni, University faculty/staff or their dependents; community, if victimized on campus
Fees for services: None
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University Counseling Center
Address: 201 Student Life Building
Phone: 644-2003 Fax: 644-3150
Website:http://counseling.fsu.edu
Hours: M-Fri 8:00a-5:00p
The UCC is the primary mental health services provider for FSU students offering individual counseling (limited number of sessions per year), group psychotherapy, couples counseling, crisis intervention, outreach prevention programming and consultation. Our role is to enhance the academic experience of students by promoting healthy personal development through brief individual counseling, group counseling, skill enhancement workshops and preventative outreach services. The UCC is also committed to high quality training and education of professionals in a variety of mental health disciplines, serving as an internship site for pre-doctoral and pre-masters interns in clinical and counseling psychology, mental health counseling, social work and art therapy.
Common issues addressed: relationships, homesickness, stress/anxiety, depression, family/marital, assertiveness, self-esteem, anger management, grief, eating disorders, sexual orientation, study skills, test anxiety, time management, motivation, alcohol/drugs, suicidal thoughts, sexual abuse, personality disorders, and bipolar disorder.
Persons eligible for services: All currently registered FSU students
Fees for services: None
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