HawkReach Counseling Information for Students

How can HawkReach Counseling Services help students?

Counselors are available to assist students, either directly or through connections to campus and community resources, with the following issues:

• Adjusting to College Life
• Depression
• Anxiety
• Stress
• Sexuality Issues
• Suicidal Thoughts
• Rape or Sexual Assault
• Alcohol and other Drugs
• Relationship Problems
• Pre or Post Deployment Issues
• Academic Concerns like choosing a major
• And many more...

HawkReach Student Services provides  free  weekly counseling  sessions. Students who may require long-term counseling or medication management can also be assisted in finding appropriate off-campus services.

HawkReach Student Services does not provide learning disability evaluations, ADHD/ADD assessments or letters recommending emotional support animals. Counseling services does not provide services related to court testimony or legal proceedings.

Parent Information

Surviving your child's transition from adolescence to adulthood can be a scary ride. Your child now has more freedom and responsibility than perhaps ever before, without necessarily having all of the tools they need to manage it. While they are learning and (hopefully) developing those skills, your child will be exposed to many new things and will try out a variety of different roles with varying degrees of success. While it is important for your child to explore this independence and autonomy, there may be times when you are especially worried about your child and wonder if counseling services could help. Though we cannot force your child to come to counseling or release information to you, the parent, without your child's written consent, often we can work together to find solutions and resources if your child is in need. Please feel free to call our office with any questions and concerns, and we will be happy to discuss possible options for you and your child.

Take Action!

During regular office hours any student can make an appointment by calling 918-444-2042 or walk-in to make an appointment that accommodates your schedule. 

Services offered:

• One-on-one confidential counseling
• Referrals to campus and community resources
• Educational programs
• Crisis Intervention

Worried about a friend?

If you have a friend or fellow-student whom you are concerned about, please call, drop by our office, email or you may use the Report a Concern to submit a report. We have a variety of ways to reach out to our students and will be happy to talk about your particular situation.

In the case of an emergency,

such as a student who has told you they are suicidal or homicidal, immediate action is necessary. This can be accomplished by taking the student to the HawkReach office, by calling the office, or by contacting University Police at 918-444-2468.

In Case Of Emergency

NSU Campus Police:
918-444-2468

Local Police: 911

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline:
1-800-273-TALK