Welcome to the Mental Health Counseling Center!
We provide confidential mental health counseling appointments in-person and via telehealth.
To schedule an appointment call us at (951) 738-7203 or send us an email at
studenthealth@norcocollege.edu.
Our caring Mental Health Counselors work with students to overcome a variety of personal issues in their lives including adjustment to college life, family/relationship issues, stress, anxiety, depression, addiction, sexual assault, harassment, and more.
What to expect:
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One-on-one mental health counseling sessions are typically 40-50 minutes long, depending on your need
- All appointments are completely safe and confidential.
- Cancellations require a 24-hour notice.
(3 cancellations with less than 24 hours notice, no shows, or a combination of the two will result in a temporary suspension of counseling services. For reinstatement students must schedule an appointment with the Director of Health Services.)
Health Services are closed for weekends and holidays. Clinic hours and provider availability are subject to change without notice.
Additional information:
Norco College Student Health Services is closed in the evenings, on the weekends and on holidays. Clinic hours and provider availability are subject to change without notice.
Not sure if mental health counseling is right for you? Start here by taking a free, anonymous online screening to learn more about your mental health (Link Here to Mindwise).
Need to discuss Disability Resource Center (DRC) forms? Call us to schedule an appointment at 951-738-7203.
Connect with us on CANVAS:
https://rccd.instructure.com/enroll/4KHRKT
Learn. Connect. Grow. Check out our “Wellness Events and Workshops" tab on the left!
At-Risk Student Trainings
On Demand Trainings: Norco Student Health Services has partnered with CCC Student Mental Health Programs to provide on-demand trainings! Check out this suite of interactive, research-proven Kognito Trainings that educate students, staff and faculty on the best practices in supporting students who struggle with psychological distress. Sometimes all it takes is one person to make a difference.