Academic, Personal, and Professional Support

Student Outreach Services

The Center for Student Counseling and Well-Being provides various outreach services for education and prevention to students at NSU. Our outreach efforts include:

• Tabling events
• Psychoeducation presentations and workshops
• Discussion and panel participation and/or facilitation
• Support at campus events
• Online webinars

To make a request for presentations please email assistant director, Natalia Gutierrez at ngutierrez@hendersonbh.org or call us at (954) 424-6911.

Resources

Need additional support outside of counseling sessions? Explore our comprehensive online resource guide filled with helpful apps, informative podcasts, and a directory of supportive campus and community organizations dedicated to student well-being.

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Mission and Philosophy

Henderson Behavioral Health, serving the Center, is the higher learning institution’s primary behavioral health provider for its students and/or campus community. The mission of the program is to collaborate directly with students to reduce barriers that stand in the way of the definition, implementation and accomplishment of their educational, personal, and or career goals.

The Center staff will provide students with an opportunity to develop personal insight, identify and solve problems, and implement positive strategies to better manage their lives both academically and personally. They will be sensitive to issues of cultural diversity including but not limited to age, race, gender, sexual orientation, nationality and religion.

In addition to working directly with the student, the program’s mission will be realized through outreach, partnerships, and consultation initiatives with faculty, staff, parents, and other university/college entities.