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Counseling Center

PNW’s Counseling Center provides free and confidential mental health services to currently enrolled students.

We provide counseling sessions both in-person and virtually* through a HIPAA-compliant telehealth platform, doxy.me.

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Counseling Services

Counseling supports students by identifying and addressing personal concerns that interfere with productive emotional functioning and academic success.

Explore Our Services

Notice of Privacy Practices

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Mental Health Resources

Explore mental health apps and podcasts along with mental health referrals and support.

Mental Health Apps & Podcasts

Mental Health Referrals and Support

Managing Political Uncertainty

Our Locations

Are you a community member looking for counseling services?

Please visit the Community Counseling Center or Couple and Family Therapy Center.

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Hammond Campus

Riley Center, Suite 104 – 2250 173rd Street
(219) 989-2366

Fax

(219) 989-2517

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Westville Campus

Technology Building 101
(219) 989-2366

Resources

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Resources

Find background information and specialty resources for a range of topics, from alcohol to suicide prevention.

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Meet Our Team

Meet the staff for PNW’s Counseling Center. Our experts are committed to your health.

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FAQs

Learn more about PNW’s Counseling Center and our services with these frequently asked questions.

*For telehealth counseling, the student must be physically located in Indiana during the telehealth appointment.

Disclaimer: The external links found throughout our site may provide useful information about topics related to counseling and college mental health. Their listing here, however, does not indicate endorsement by the Counseling Center or Purdue University Northwest. Additionally, although information and self-help resources can be a helpful adjunct to work you are doing in counseling or in a support group, we do not necessarily recommend self-help as a sole course of treatment.