While pursuing a college or graduate degree provides many exciting opportunities, it can also be a difficult and stressful time of adjustment for students. We offer confidential settings to talk with an objective professional about your concerns.
How We Can Help
The Counseling Center works with the flowing, as well as a wide range of other mental health issues:
- Adjustment to college
- Anxiety, depression, and anger
- Eating disorders, overeating, or body image concerns
- Fear of public speaking or test anxiety
- Grief or loss
- Self-esteem and self-confidence
- Stress management or time management
- Relationships with friends, roommates, parents, romantic partners, or spouses
- Physical or sexual abuse
- Problems encountered in the college setting
- Trauma and sexual assault
Eligibility for Counseling Services
Students are eligible for Counseling Center services if they are enrolled in credit-bearing, degree-seeking courses at Notre Dame of Maryland University and are registered for the current semester. In-person counseling is available to students who are able to come to campus. Virtual counseling through the NDMU Counseling Center is available when the student is physically located in Maryland at the time of service. Online and out-of-state students can access virtual counseling through NDMU’s partnership with BetterMynd.
Urgent Matters
If you are in immediate crisis or do not feel safe on campus, please contact NDMU Public Safety at 410-532-6666. If you are off campus, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
If you are experiencing a mental health crisis but are not in immediate danger, you can call the BetterMynd 24/7 Support Line at 1-844-BTR-MYND (1-844-287-6963).
You may also call or text 988 or use the 988 Lifeline chat for 24/7 crisis support.
Director of Counseling Services
Marie Allee, Ph.D.
Theresa Hall, Room 013
Phone: 410-532-5379
Fax: 410-532-5167
Email: mallee@ndm.edu