Student Counseling Center

The Student Counseling Center (SCC) is committed to improving students’ well-being by co-creating nurturing spaces for students to heal, grow, and develop belonging. We bring an awareness of the impact of systemic oppression and recognize that well-being encompasses cultural, emotional, intellectual, physical, social, and spiritual development. The SCC provides a range of services including consultations, mental health promotion and advocacy, EDI-focused community engagement, crisis services, counseling services, and clinical training.

Appointments

Commitment to Equity and Inclusion

At the Student Counseling Center, we are committed to creating an environment that affirms, respects, and honors the diversity of our student body. We value the opportunity to work with students in exploring their intersecting identities around sex, gender, disability, sexual identity, race, ethnicity, creed, religion, body size, age, socioeconomic status, national origin, immigration status, and more. In advocating for students’ well-being, we bring an awareness of the impact of systemic oppression on mental health and acknowledge that our multicultural learning is an ongoing and intentional process. As a team, we welcome dialogue and feedback from our community as we strive to create a more inclusive and equitable center on our campus.

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Contact Us

Forest Grove Clinic
2142 College Way 

Hillsboro Clinic
730 SE Oak Street, Ste. D 

Phone: 503-352-2191

Fax:  503-352-3104

Email: counselingcenter@pacificu.edu

SCC 24/7 Support & Crisis Line | 503-352-2999

Wash. Co. Crisis Line | 503-291-9111

Crisis Text Line (24/7) | Text "GO" to 741-741

Mailing Address
UC Box A174
2043 College Way
Forest Grove, OR 97116

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Pacific University is required by law to provide an annual alcohol & other drug notification to all students and employees. This information can be found at any time via the Alcohol and Other Drugs website.

September marks two important recognition and awareness months as both Suicide Prevention and Recovery are recognized.  If you are looking to contribute to the efforts of suicide prevention and supporting people in recovery there are a couple of upcoming Student Counseling Center workshops and trainings that might be a good fit!

As the Spring semester concludes, the Office of Student Support (OSS) expresses our appreciation for your collaboration in addressing over 1,000 Care Referrals so far this year. Read about upcoming staff changes and remember that OSS remains dedicated and eager to support our students, so please continue to submit Care Referrals.