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1. The Counseling & Testing Center

2. Mental Health Topics

   1. Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
   2. Anxiety
   3. Asperger Syndrome
   4. Bipolar Disorder
   5. Depression
   6. Drugs & Alcohol
   7. Eating Disorders
   8. Family Concerns
   9. Identity Concerns
   10. Loneliness or
       Lack of Social Support
   11. Mood Swings
   12. Self-Injury
   13. Self-Esteem
   14. Sexual & Gender Orientation
   15. Suicide
   16. Trauma, Sexual Assault, & Sexual Abuse
   17. Trouble Making Friends / Relationship Concerns

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   The Counseling & Testing Center

Identity Concerns

College years are a time of self-exploration and defining who you are as a person and what is important to you. Identity development is a multidimensional process. It may include issues such as physical and sexual identity, occupational/career goals, religious beliefs and decisions about culture, ethnicity and values. College years are often the time when many of these issues may arise. It is a time when you may begin the process of breaking away from childhood beliefs and values to explore alternative ways of thinking or feeling about a particular area of your life. Many questions may arise during this process and there may be emotional conflict or confusion. CTC staff is available to assist you in navigating through this process.

For more information, visit How to Make an Appointment.

Page updated: 20-Aug-2009

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