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ASU's Counselor Training Center is now offering low-cost, weekly telehealth counseling for staff, students, faculty, and community members.
School of Counseling and Counseling Psychology
Counselor Training Center
About the Counselor Training Center
Established in 1956 as the community counseling clinic for the Counseling and Counseling Psychology graduate degree programs, the Counselor Training Center (CTC) provides confidential counseling services for ASU students, staff, and faculty as well as the larger community. Through the center, clients receive counseling services to enhance their well-being in all areas of life.
ASU’s Counseling and Counseling Psychology graduate programs are ranked among the nation’s best. Internationally renowned scholars and professors guide a dynamic curriculum that combines innovative research with best practices and hands-on experiences. The faculty of the CTC is committed to training the next generation of highly skilled professional counselors and psychologists.
The counselors
Students in the advanced stages of their counseling studies are counselors at the CTC. These students work with individuals to help them resolve issues that are barriers to healthy relationships and productive lives. The counselors-in-training work closely with experienced clinical faculty members that are experts in the field of mental health to ensure that the services they provide are professional quality.
Clientele
At the CTC we strive to provide therapeutic services that respect and affirm the race, ethnicity, gender identity, age, sexual orientation, national origin, sex, religious affiliation, size, physical or mental disability, and socioeconomic status of all persons. We fully embrace the provision of multiculturally sensitive services that honor the dignity of all individuals. Anyone adult individual living in Arizona is eligible for services, however at this time CTC does not offer services to couples, families or minors.
Services
Clients are assigned to a counselor and scheduled for standing weekly appointments for the duration of the semester. Counselors and clients work collaboratively to determine whether additional counseling is needed at the end of the semester. Counseling services are tailored to the concerns presented by the client, which might include but are not limited to:
Depression / Anxiety
Personal problems
Relationships
Family problems
Career counseling
Life transitions
ASU students welcome
ASU students are welcome and encouraged to use services provided by the CTC at no cost. Students who struggle with adjusting to the university, making academic and career decisions, or addressing personal issues might particularly benefit from CTC counseling services.
Fees
- Arizona college students — No charge
- ASU faculty and staff — $80 per semester
- General members of the community — $100 per semester
Schedule an appointment
The CTC offers in-person and telehealth appointments Monday through Friday.
Please email us at ctc@asu.edu to arrange an appointment time that is right for you. Please be sure to check your junk or spam folders for our communications. You may also get in touch by phone at 480-965-5067.
Location
The Counselor Training Center is located at:
Payne Hall Suite 401
1000 S. Forest Mall
Tempe, 85281
All parking on campus is paid, with rates at between $3 – $4 per hour. The ideal place to park for your CTC session are at the following parking lots: