University of Wisconsin Stout | Wisconsin's Polytechnic University

Mission

The purpose of the Counseling Center is to contribute to the intellectual, emotional, and relational health and development of students.

Our Values

Hours

Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

The Counseling Center is open year-round, including Fall and Spring semesters, WinTerm and Summer Session. We are closed on designated holidays as indicated on the UW-Stout annual calendar, and on selected days during breaks and summer to accommodate staff vacations.

How To Schedule an Appointment

Call 715-232-2468 (ext. 2468 on campus), or go to the reception area in 410 Bowman Hall.

If You Need Immediate Assistance...

If you or a friend are experiencing a crisis (e.g., unable to stop crying, thoughts of hurting yourself or others, not eating or sleeping for days, unable to go to class because of stress) call 715-232-2468 or walk in during regular office hours and request to be seen as soon as possible.  For after-hours emergencies, please dial 911 for UW-Stout or Menomonie Police.  For more information about crisis and after hours resources, see Emergency/After Hours Assistance.

Eligibility/Costs

Confidential counseling services are available free of charge to currently enrolled students. Faculty and staff are eligible for screening and referral through the Employee Assistance Program (EAP). Some fees are associated with Testing and Alcohol & Other Drug Education services.

Contact Information

• Phone: 715-232-2468
• Fax: 715-232-2111
• Mail: Counseling Center
• 410 Bowman Hall
• P.O. Box 790
• Menomonie, WI  54751
• Email: counseling@uwstout.edu*
• Web: www3.uwstout.edu/counsel

_{*Email sent to this address will be read by office staff during regular office hours and forwarded, if appropriate, to members of our counseling staff. Please do not send information of an urgent or confidential nature to this address, as response times will vary and we cannot guarantee email privacy.}

_{The counseling center is interested in maintaining a web site that is useful to our campus community. This site and related resources are not intended to substitute for help from a qualified counselor, nor does this web site provide online counseling.}