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Counseling and Human Development (CHD), is a department of
the Dartmouth College Health Service and is located on the second floor of Dick
Hall's House, 7 Rope Ferry Road. Counseling and Human Development offers
prevention-oriented psychological services to a diverse population in
collaboration with other professionals working to promote health and
safety.
Any issues causing you concern are appropriate to discuss in Counseling and
Human Development. They may include:
- relationship troubles with family, friends or romantic partners
- difficulties arising from ethnic, cultural and racial differences
- misuse of alcohol and other drugs
- gay, lesbian and bisexual issues
- problems with food and nutrition
- sexual concerns
- stress: stressful academic and/or
social pressures
- troublesome feelings such as anxiety, depression, loneliness, shyness,
fear and anger
- taking care of ourselves and building community, response to tragedy, building vs. dividing
community, helping others, taking care of self
- loss of a loved one or other bereavement including loss by suicide
Answers to questions students have about counseling and human
development
- Counseling Records are kept separate from the medical records so if a
student is seen for the flu, details about counseling sessions are not
available.
- Counseling records are confidential. No information is given out to anyone
(i.e. family, friends, Deans, prospective employers) without the student's
written permission. We can not even confirm or deny if the student was ever
seen here without the student's permission.
- The only time confidentiality can be violated is when the student or
someone else is in imminent danger. Please review our confidentiality statement.
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