Counseling Center

About Us

The majority of college students will deal with a major life stressor at some point during their college career. These stressors may include, but are not limited to, substance abuse, depression, anxiety, relationship and identity issues, financial concerns, and family problems. This is normal and does not have to derail a student's life or education.

Free and confidential counseling is available through the Glenville State University Student Life Counseling Center.

Main Location: 137 Mollohan, right off the 1st-floor elevators

Main Office Hours: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Monday-Friday, with other hours available as necessary

Telehealth Options: Flexible options and video sessions are available to accommodate busy schedules, utilizing the HIPAA-compliant website, doxy.me.

Waco Center Location: Health Science Suite, room 103, on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 11:00 AM to 6:30 PM.

See scheduling links below to schedule with one of our mental health professionals!

Mission Statement

The GSU Student Life Counseling Center believes that academic achievement and personal growth are inseparable in the development of the student. We value each individual, respect and embrace diversity, and provide high-quality, time-effective counseling services for the development of healthy behaviors necessary to reach academic and personal potential.

Confidentiality

Confidentiality is of the utmost importance in developing a trusting and therapeutic environment. All information about a student's involvement in services provided by the Counseling Center is confidential, other than information that may be necessarily shared to ensure the safety of the student or the community. Students may choose to sign an appropriate release allowing information to be shared with significant others or for coordination of treatment with other professionals.

Events

GSU counseling staff host events throughout the semester that are posted via email updates and on the GSU Counseling Center Facebook page. Some examples of those events include the Stop the Stigma Walk (October during Homecoming week activities), movie nights, art therapy activities, and various tabling events throughout the semester.

The Zen Den

Located in the Student Life Counseling Center as a resource for students, faculty, and staff to utilize for relaxation is the Zen Den. This room features two zero-gravity heated massage chairs that are equipped with Bluetooth and phone holders, a smart TV with internet access, and a craft table with art supplies. Make a booking for our massage chairs here.

Contact

Tiffany Campbell MA, LPC ALPS
Mental Health Counselor
137 Mollohan Campus Community Center
Office: 304-462-6432
Cell: 304-462-9081
Schedule an Appointment
Tiffany.Campbell@glenville.edu

Kendra Pullen
Mental Health Counselor
137 Mollohan Campus Community Center
Office: 304-462-6429
Cell: 304-462-9661
Schedule an Appointment
Kendra.Pullen@glenville.edu

Spring 2026 Group Offerings

• Depression & Bipolar Support (DBSA)
• Budgeting
• Adjustment to Dorm Life (Cooking and Cleaning Tips)
• Coping Skills 101
• Planning & Time-management

To sign up for these or get information on days/time frames offered, please reach out to counseling center staff: Tiffany.Campbell@glenville.edu – or – Kendra.Pullen@glenville.edu.

GSU Partnership with BetterMynd

Glenville State University has a telehealth partnership with BetterMynd virtual therapy to diversify the resources offered FREE to current GSU students. Seeking therapy doesn’t have to be a financial burden or stressor with this virtual platform that allows the student to choose the professional they work with at sign-up. Benefits from virtual therapy for students include:

• Discreet care -Teletherapy removes the stigma or fear of being “seen getting help” in an on-campus center
• Availability - Teletherapy is available during traditional hours as well as evenings and weekends, as well as school breaks (e.g., winter break, summer break)
• Diverse Counselor Network - Teletherapy empowers students to select a counselor that matches their preferred demographics, identities, lived experiences, and specialties

BetterMynd offers a 24/7 support line and a variety of wellbeing workshops for students to utilize at times that are flexible for busy schedules. If there are any issues with signing up for a FREE student account or need additional credits added, you are welcome to reach out to counseling center staff: Tiffany.Campbell@glenville.edu – or – Kendra.Pullen@glenville.edu.

Important Numbers

GSU Counselor (call or text): Tiffany Campbell: 304-462-9081 – or – Kendra Pullen: 304-462-9661

Bettermynd Help Hotline number: 844-287-6963
This immediate resource is available 24/7 for all Glenville State University students to utilize and speak to a trained mental health professional who can provide them with emotional or crisis support. 

Public Safety: 304-904-204 (call/text)
On campus 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, after hours, or whenever the counselor cannot be reached.

WVU Healthy Minds Mobile Crisis Response Team: 1-844-985-4371
Off campus 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, after hours, or whenever the counselor cannot be reached.

Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: 988

Jed Foundation

Please check out the Jed Foundation page. It is your online resource for college mental health.

Well-being Workshops 

Please check out our free and unlimited well-being workshops at Bettermynds. These workshops are led by licensed counselors whose goals are to educate and empower students on a variety of mental health topics and treatments. These topics are consistently changing throughout the month. A list can be found on BetterMynd, or you can find a monthly list on our Facebook page!