Our providers are Licensed Psychologists and Licensed Professional Counselors (LPCs) who are dedicated to the personal growth and development of Longwood students. A Resident in Counseling and advanced graduate Counselors-In-Training also provide counseling services under the supervision of licensed staff.
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We offer confidential mental health programs and services to currently enrolled Longwood University students. Counseling is available by appointment. Initial Consultation and Single Session Therapy appointments can be scheduled through the Online Portal.
This weekly group serves as a safe, trusting, and affirming space for marginalized students who identify as a person of color. Group members will have an opportunity to provide support to their peers and build a community of individuals with shared experiences. This group seeks to create a healthy, open dialogue for members to share their unique experiences and to facilitate empowerment.
This group is designed for students who have symptoms related to stress and anxiety and are seeking support and methods to cope with stress. In the group, students who experience stress and anxiety can gain support and constructive feedback from other students who struggle with problems related to stress/anxiety.
Counselors will present psychoeducational information related to stress/anxiety, at the request of the group.
If you are interested in the group and/or have questions, please contact Dr. David Davino at (434)395-2409.
This weekly group is intended to provide an affirming, supportive space for students who identify as members of the LGBTQIA+ communities. Students will be afforded opportunities to explore issues of importance to themselves and the queer community (e.g., experiences of discrimination/oppression/marginalization, identity integration/acceptance/living “authentically,” coming out to family/friends/others, transition/gender-affirming care, intersectionality, advocacy) while also experiencing a greater sense of connection to others. Students interested in the group and/or have questions, please contact Dr. Brandon Creech at (434) 395-2409.