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comfort of your phone or computer and at the location of your choosing.  It also provides the opportunity to work with the same mental health counselor for up to 12 appointments over the course of the academic year (via Scheduled Counseling visits).  There are unlimited 24/7 on-demand Medical visits and mental health support (via TalkNow visits).   Costs may be associated with a prescription or an off campus referral to another provider, if that is necessary.  Psychiatry visits (by referral) and

REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED - EVENT HAS ENDED Strategies for Healing Among Traumatized Youth Struggling with Substance Use Problems: An Integrated Treatment Approach Presented by: Liza Suarez, Clinical Associate Professor of Psychology in Psychiatry, Director of Pediatric Stress and Anxiety Disorders Clinic, Co-Director of the Youth Trauma Center at the University of Illinois at Chicago Free and Open to Mental Health Clinicians Friday, March 11, 2022 8:00 a.m. – 12:00p.m. CE certificates will be

preparation. The Bachelor of Science degree is also an excellent pre-professional degree for those students who plan to enter the fields of dentistry, medicine (all branches, including psychiatry), public health, or veterinary medicine.  Many in business, education, nursing, and social work find a double major with psychology to be a valuable addition to their training.PLU Psyc Alums at WorkCheck our what psychology alumni have done with their careers.Making the Decision...How do I know if Psychology is

separately for Counseling Services and Health Services. These fees are also posted in the PLU Catalog, under “Tuition Information” – Charges, Fees, and Fines.Psychiatric Services PolicyDue to the limited availability of psychiatric resources and an ongoing waiting list, students will be charged a $50 No Show Fee for any missed appointment with the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner as psychiatry appointments are in high demand.  Warnings are not given.  No-Show Fees are charged to the student’s account.  The

are counted separately for the Counseling Center and the Health Center. These fees are also posted in the PLU Catalog, under “Tuition Information” – Charges, Fees and Fines.Counseling Center Policy Change – Effective Spring Semester (February 17, 2021)Due to limited availability of psychiatric resources and an ongoing waiting list, students will be charged a $30 No Show Fee for any missed appointment with the Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner as psychiatry appointments are in high demand.  Warnings

, and mindfulness. Psychiatry: Appointments are available through referrals. Self-Care Content: Visit the Explore page within TimelyCare for guided self-care content. HOW TO ENROLL NOW Go to timelycare.com/LuteTelehealth. Click “Sign In” as a first-time user.  If you’re on your phone, you’ll be prompted to download the TimelyCare app. Students must use their plu.edu email address to create their account. Enter your personal profile information and medical history. As a reminder, TimelyCare licensed

the academic year (via Scheduled Counseling visits).  There are unlimited 24/7 on-demand Medical visits and mental health support (via TalkNow visits).   Costs may be associated with a prescription or an off-campus referral to another provider if that is necessary.  Psychiatry visits (by referral) and Health Coaching visits are also available at no cost.

a prescription or an off-campus referral to another provider, if that is necessary. Scheduled Counseling (video-based, counseling sessions) – available through the academic year for up to 12 sessions, and provides the opportunity to work with the same mental health counselor. A TimelyCare symptom checker. Psychiatry visits (by referral) and Health Coaching visits at no cost. Self-Care Journey topics on Anxiety, Depression, Stress, Healthy Relationships, and Healthy Eating. Yoga, Meditation

. He is a tenured Professor of Psychiatry, Neurology, and Neurological Surgery at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center while also serving as Vice Chair and Chief of the Division of Psychology in the Department of Psychiatry, and is the Senior Neuropsychologist in the Peter O’Donnell Brain Institute at UT Southwester. He is board-certified in clinical neuropsychology and has 180 peer-reviewed publications, co-authored 35 book chapters, two books, and has developed several