Your Trusted Partner for Mental Health Support
Explore our website checkout the art gallery, Articles and self assessment tests.
Explore our website checkout the art gallery, Articles and self assessment tests.
Welcome to Campus Counsel, your digital haven for mental well-being
and personal growth. Dive into our rich collection of blogs,
offering insights and narratives on resilience, self-discovery, and
holistic wellness. Engage in self-assessment tests designed to
foster self-awareness and empower proactive steps towards mental
health. Immerse yourself in transformative art curated to ignite
imagination and provoke introspection.
In times of need, access our network of trusted therapists near you,
committed to providing compassionate and personalized care. Whether
seeking professional guidance or a listening ear, support is just a
click away. Join us on this journey of self-discovery and
empowerment as we navigate life's complexities together. Welcome to
Campus Counsel, where healing begins and possibilities unfold.
Why?
Our platform ensures easy access to mental health support anytime, anywhere, fostering inclusivity and convenience for all users.
Our dedicated team of experienced professionals provides personalized guidance and support commitment to your well-being.
We believe in treating the whole person, integrating mental, emotional, and physical aspects to promote comprehensive healing and growth.
About Us
“provide students with a safe and accessible space where they can find the support they need through university life”.
“break down barriers to mental health care and empower students to prioritize their well-being”.
See DetailResources
Letting go of trauma-fed guilt and shame is critical...
See Detail
Challenging the myth that you must be visibly ill...
See Detail
How my autism makes the moving process even...
See Detail
"Self-care is not a luxury. It's a necessity. Without it, we cannot be our best selves, mentally, emotionally, or physically."
Van Gogh suffered from anxiety and depression throughout his short life, and he once wrote, “I put my heart and my soul into my work, and lost my mind in the process.”
See More
DeIn the 1880s, Degas suffered from bouts of depression and aimlessness. “I’m blocked, impotent. I’ve lost the thread,” he wrote in a letter in 1884.
See More
Norwegian artist Edvard Munch suffered from anxiety and hallucinations. The painter created his most famous image, The Scream, after it came to him when he was out for a walk at sunset on a fjord overlooking Oslo.
See More
Rothko suffered from bouts of depression and was a heavy drinker. Viewing the vibrating colors in a large-scale Rothko painting in person at a museum is almost a mystical, meditative experience that should not be missed.
See More
The American artist Georgia O’Keeffe suffered from depression, although it’s possible her depression was situational. She was admitted to Doctors Hospital in New York City for treatment after a nervous breakdown in 1933.
See More
historians speculate that Michelangelo had obsessive-compulsive disorder. He also suffered from depression and anxiety, shutting himself away from the world for days at a time to work
See More
Testimonials
"I've learned to manage my anxiety with effective strategies here, greatly improving my quality of life."
Suneel - Client
"Thanks to empathetic care, I've reclaimed joy and manage my depression much better."
Emma - Client
Blogs