Lansing Community College Counseling Center:

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Is Counseling For Me?
"How do I know if I need counseling?" If one or more of the following statements describe you, you are probably at a point where counseling could be helpful to you.

• I am anxious, worried, or nervous most of the time.

• My sleeping or eating patterns have changed.

• My moods change rapidly. I often feel like crying.

• I am overwhelmed by everything that is expected of me.

• My relationships with other people are not going well.

• I feel confused and have difficulty making decisions.

• I can't decide on a major or career.

• I am not functioning effectively in an important area of my life (studies, job, family, relationships, marriage).

• I am going through a significant change in my life.

• I am experiencing difficulties in at least one area of my life due to the use of substances or other compulsive behavior.

• I need more information on substance abuse.

See the right menu bar for more information in counseling and what kind of things would to talk to a counselor about and how counseling services focus on students success at LCC.

For more information call 483- 1904 or check the contact page.

Now is an excellent time to visit your counselor and to set up a success plan for your time here at Lansing Community College.  Make an appointment today to spend an hour speaking with a counselor about your plans and establish an Educational Development Plan to help you reach those goals.

Hours in the Counseling and Advising Office are:

Please call 517-483-1904 for more details.

To schedule a counseling appointment or to speak with a counselor, please call the Counseling and Advising Center at 517-483-1904 or visit Room 204, Gannon Building. LCC counselors are available to assist you throughout the year.

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