Welcome to Counseling Services
It can be challenging to make important decisions about your education, career, and life. The counselors at Bucks are here to assist you in balancing those decisions. Counselors are available to meet Monday - Friday in person, by phone, or virtually. Services are free, confidential, and available at all campuses for currently enrolled Bucks students.
Schedule a Counseling Appointment
If you have any questions about counseling at Bucks, email us at counseling@bucks.edu or stop by Student Services.
In case of an emergency contact the Office of Security and Safety 24/7 at 215-968-8911.
Our Services
- Personal Counseling – Bucks Counseling Services provide counseling support to help you work through personal challenges that may get in the way of your academic progress.
- Informational Counseling – Questions regarding college, academics, or life and don't know where to find the answer, counseling services can help.
Access to Community Services
To further support your well-being, we have created a comprehensive list of resources available to you.
- Bucks County HUB - Mental Health Services offers a variety of resources for children, teens, young adults and adults.
- Bucks County HUB - Hotlines and Crisis Services provides phone numbers to call if you are in crisis or need general support.
- NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) Bucks County is dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families affected by mental illness through recovery-focused support, education and advocacy.
- Ellie Mental Health offers compassionate and personalized care in-person at their Newtown-Yardley and Warrington offices and virtually.
- Magellan Behavioral Health provides a list of behavioral health providers and local resources.
- Bucks County Opportunity Council (BCOC) provides housing services, resources for food pantries, coaching to help build the resources for economic stability, free income tax preparation assistance, and weatherization resources.
- Go Ask Alice! is a Q&A website produced by Columbia University Health Services providing answers and information on a variety of topics.
- The Jed Foundation offers a mental health resource center with information and advice, with no judgment.
- American Psychological Association (APA) is a great starting point for psychology and mental health information.
- Active Minds is a student-run mental health awareness, education, and advocacy website.