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Nebraska Methodist College offers free, confidential counseling to all enrolled students. These services are here to help you make adjustments in your academic and personal life. Our licensed onsite counselor is trained to address a variety of issues, including test anxiety, relationships/codependency, stress management, time management, anxiety, substance abuse, depression, grief and loss, family/parenting issues and more.
As a Nebraska Methodist College student, you have free unlimited access to therapists and on-demand crisis counseling. Learn more
Strict confidentiality is maintained at all times. No information is released without written authorization from the student. All counseling records are kept separate from other College records and are accessible only by Professional Counseling staff members. However, there are limits to confidentiality. They include the following:
Additionally, a student's counselor may consult with a supervisor and/or other professional counselor for the purpose of providing the best possible service. Please discuss any concerns you have about the confidentiality of counseling with your counselor, that is what she is there for!
Counseling is available to all students who are able to come to campus for their appointments.
Students are encouraged to initiate contact with the counseling office, although referrals can be made by faculty, staff, parents, or concerned friends. All information is kept in the strictest confidence in accordance with the law.
To schedule an appointment, please contact Kathy Dworak at (402) 354-7080.
Please do not e-mail confidential information to counselors. E-mail is not secure and can be read in transit by people other than the recipient. Therefore, please use e-mail only to request information about counseling services or for other matters that are not confidential in nature.
Please do not contact counselors by e-mail in case of an emergency requiring immediate action. It cannot be ensured that an email will be read when it is first received. In case of an emergency, please call 911 or go to the closest hospital emergency room.
| CRISIS INTERVENTION/SUICIDE Boystown Suicide and Crisis Line (800) 448-3000 or (800) 448-1833 (TDD) Covenant House Hotline: (800) 999-9999 National Youth Crisis Hotline (800) 442-HOPE (4673)
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE/CHILD ABUSE/SEXUAL ABUSE National Domestic Violence Hotline: (800) 799-SAFE (7233) or (800) 787-3224 (TDD) |
| CHILD HELP USA National Child Abuse Hotline (800) 4ACHILD (422-4453) or (800) 222-4453(TDD) |
HIV/AIDS/SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES CDC National AIDS Hotline: (800) 342-2437 AIDS Hotline in Spanish: (800) 344-7432 AIDS Hotline for the Hearing Impaired: (800) 243-7889 CDC National STD Hotline: (800) 227-8922 |
| RUNAWAYS/EXPLOITED CHILDREN National Child Safety Council Childwatch: (800) 222-1464 National Hotline for Missing and Exploited Children: (800) 843-5678 National Runaway Switchboard: (800) 621-4000 Child Find of America Hotline (800) I AM LOST (426-5678) |
SUBSTANCE ABUSE National Drug Information Treatment and Referral Hotline: (800) 662-HELP (4357) National Cocaine Hotline: (800) COCAINE (262-2463) |
There are many resources on the internet to help, but these Web sites should not take the place of a professional counselor. Here are a few sample sites where assistance is offered.
American Psychological Association's Self - Help Brochures
Psych Central: one stop index for support resources
Web of Addictions
