How do I begin the process?
Step 1 — Contact
- Call the UCTC at 541-346-3227
- We'll arrange a brief phone assessment for you with a counselor
- These appointments are typically scheduled to occur within 24 hrs
Step 2 — Brief Phone Assessment
- During the initial screening, a counselor will speak with you about your individual needs and discuss potential service options.
- Your assessment counselor may recommend that you need to come in to our office for an appointment to further determine your needs.
Step 3 — Additional Assessment Appointment
- Should your assessment counselor decide to schedule you for additional assessment, you will be transferred to the front desk to make that appointment.
- The additional assessment appointment will be scheduled for up to one week away.
Step 4 - Arrival
- Arrive to your appointment 15 minutes early to fill out some paperwork
- You will need your student ID number to check-in
Step 5 — Meet
- During the appointment, a counselor will...
- review your situation and needs
- answer any questions you may have
- help you determine next steps
Your counselor will take advantage of many options for counseling...
- individual or group counseling at the UCTC
- counseling in the community
- health, medical, and psychiatric referrals
- referrals to other campus resources
- referrals for specialized care
Step 6 — Connect
- Based upon what you and your intake counselor decide, Step 5 may look different depending on your unique situation.
- For a student receiving services at the UCTC, your assessment counselor will help match you with a staff therapist for counseling.
- Our counselors work with UO undergraduates, graduates and professional students who are experiencing a wide variety of personal, psychological, and academic problems.
Note about referrals: Referrals to a community therapist might be appropriate if it seems the student would benefit from longer term therapy, the concerns presented require an expertise or treatment modality not available at the UCTC or if there is a waitlist for ongoing sessions and the student’s needs are time sensitive. If a referral is indicated, counselors work closely with the student to identify resources or community therapists/ treatment centers that would be a good match in regards to the needs and financial means of the student. Counselors gladly assist students with contacting community therapists/ agencies to set up first appointments.
Click here to learn more about individual counseling.
How do I begin the process?
Step 1 — Contact
- Call the UCTC at 541-346-3227
- We'll arrange a brief phone assessment for you with a counselor
- These appointments are typically scheduled to occur within 24 hrs
Step 2 — Brief Phone Assessment
- During the initial screening, a counselor will speak with you about your individual needs and discuss potential service options.
- Your assessment counselor may recommend that you need to come in to our office for an appointment to further determine your needs.
Step 3 — Additional Assessment Appointment
- Should your assessment counselor decide to schedule you for additional assessment, you will be transferred to the front desk to make that appointment.
- The additional assessment appointment will be scheduled for up to one week away.
Step 4 - Arrival
- Arrive to your appointment 15 minutes early to fill out some paperwork
- You will need your student ID number to check-in
Step 5 — Meet
- During the appointment, a counselor will...
- review your situation and needs
- answer any questions you may have
- help you determine next steps
Your counselor will take advantage of many options for counseling...
- individual or group counseling at the UCTC
- counseling in the community
- health, medical, and psychiatric referrals
- referrals to other campus resources
- referrals for specialized care
Step 6 — Connect
- Based upon what you and your intake counselor decide, Step 5 may look different depending on your unique situation.
- For a student receiving services at the UCTC, your assessment counselor will help match you with a staff therapist for counseling.
- Our counselors work with UO undergraduates, graduates and professional students who are experiencing a wide variety of personal, psychological, and academic problems.
Note about referrals: Referrals to a community therapist might be appropriate if it seems the student would benefit from longer term therapy, the concerns presented require an expertise or treatment modality not available at the UCTC or if there is a waitlist for ongoing sessions and the student’s needs are time sensitive. If a referral is indicated, counselors work closely with the student to identify resources or community therapists/ treatment centers that would be a good match in regards to the needs and financial means of the student. Counselors gladly assist students with contacting community therapists/ agencies to set up first appointments.
Click here to learn more about individual counseling.