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• Dartmouth College Counseling and Human Development
• Submitted by Melody Dickson on 2010-01-28

• Counseling and Human Development (CHD), is a department of the Dartmouth College Health Service and is located on the second floor of Dick Hall's House, 7 Rope Ferry Road. Counseling and Human Development offers prevention-oriented psychological services to a diverse population in collaboration with other professionals working to promote health and safety.

  Any issues causing you concern are appropriate to discuss in Counseling and Human Development. They may include:

  
  

  • relationship troubles with family, friends or romantic partners
  • difficulties arising from ethnic, cultural and racial differences
  • misuse of alcohol and other drugs
  • gay, lesbian and bisexual issues
  • problems with food and nutrition
  • sexual concerns
  • stress: stressful academic and/or social pressures
  • troublesome feelings such as anxiety, depression, loneliness, shyness, fear and anger
  • taking care of ourselves and building community, response to tragedy, building vs. dividing community, helping others, taking care of self
  • loss of a loved one or other bereavement including loss by suicide

  
  
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