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The untimely death of Raphael Blanco will leave lasting emotional scars in the years to come for many faculty, students and staff. The sudden death of a loved one or even a casual acquaintance is not a situation that we can prepare for and it can take its toll on our emotional well-being. Loss can be experienced both mentally and physically. Symptoms of grief include the inability to sleep, loss of appetite, depression, social isolation and severe anxiety. As we struggle to make sense of this tragic event we encourage students to express their loss, pain and confusion to close friends and relatives.
Walk-in counseling services are available on March 12 in NVC 2-110 from 9 AM – 5 PM.
After this date, you may schedule an appointment to speak with one of our counselors by calling 646-312-2155 or by stopping by our office located at 137 East 25th Street on the 9th Floor.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Mission Statement
The Baruch College Counseling Center
Mission: Helping students succeed
The mission of the Counseling Center is to help students realize their educational, career and personal goals. We understand that Baruch students’ first priority is to successfully earn their degrees and we are here to assist them in addressing the stress and conflicts that may distract them from achieving their full potential. The Center is staffed with experienced licensed psychologists, psychiatrists, clinical social workers, and supervised pre-doctoral graduate students, who not only work toward reducing the interference of everyday stress on goals and treating more serious conditions, but who do so with a respect for multicultural issues. The Counseling Center is devoted to helping students succeed.
About Us
The Counseling Center is one of several units within the Division of Student Affairs & Enrollment Management at Baruch College. We offer individual and group counseling to the Baruch community. Our services are all confidential and free of charge.
The Counseling Center is open Monday through Friday from 9 AM – 5 PM. To make an appointment, please call 646-312-2155 or click here to fill out an online appointment request. You may stop by our office located at 137 East 25th Street, next door to the Library Building, on the 9th Floor.
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