University Counselling Service

The University Counselling Service exists to help students and staff get the most from their time at Curtin. Experienced staff provide a safe professional environment to deal with any issues affecting your work or study.

As a client of the Counselling Service, you can expect:

To be treated with respect - including respect for your language, culture, religion and sexuality.
That the service provided is competent, professional and ethical; and free of any harassment.
To be aware that the service focuses on short-term therapy approaches, and that this will usually involve a limit of 10 counselling sessions available to you each year.
That your counsellor will discuss the types of counselling options available and the duration of these.
To receive a clear explanation on the confidentiality of personal information about you held by the service.
To receive your individual counselling sessions free of charge.

Group Program

Are you ready to discover more about yourself? Than explore the UCS group programme for semester 2/2008. Link: http://counselling.curtin.edu.au/program.html

The Counselling Service Team

All counsellors are well qualified professionals from a variety of backgrounds, experiences and qualifications, including counselling psychology, clinical psychology, social work and occupational therapy. The University Counselling Service is a multi-cultural organisation whose staff are used to cross-cultural issues and the difficulties linked to being away from home.

University Counselling Service

Group Program

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