There are many reasons a student might contact Counseling and Wellness Services:
- Anxiety/panic
- Grief & loss
- Relationships
- Trauma/abuse
- Depression, stress
- Drug & alcohol concerns
- Suicidal ideation/concerns/behavior ...
There are many reasons a student might contact Counseling and Wellness Services:
CWI Counseling and Wellness Services is here to offer short term support by:
Counseling services are available to currently enrolled CWI students and to full tuition paying students who are enrolled in Academic Transfer or CTE programs as well as full fee paying Workforce Development students.
Counseling and Wellness Services will provide referrals to community...
Counseling services at CWI are free for all attending students.
CWI does not accept health insurance because services are free for students, including those who have health insurance.
Counseling services at CWI are intended to be short term in nature. Most students see a counselor for 4-5 sessions. Your counselor will work with you to decide the most appropriate plan of action and duration of services.
You can schedule an appointment by phone: 208.562.2200, email: counselor@cwi.edu, or through our website: Counseling Services...
Counseling appointments are available both online through Zoom and in person. We have offices in Nampa and Boise. Due to licensing restrictions, we are only able to provide services to students who are physically located in the state of Idaho.
Counseling and Wellness Services is a safe space. We are accepting and non-discriminating of all identities.
In general, what you talk about with a counselor is private. With your permission, we can share information with specified parties.
Exceptions to confidentiality include:
No. Counseling and Wellness Services is committed to maintaining your confidentiality and will not tell your parents or significant other that you are in counseling. There are legal and ethical regulations that licensed counselors must follow regarding confidentiality. Your counselor will...
You can discuss your needs directly with a counselor who will then provide you with specific referrals, or you can take a look at CWI’s resources webpage. It is your responsibility to follow up with any referrals provided to...
No. Counseling and Wellness Services does not provide letters of this kind.
Your counselor may be able to provide you a letter of support. Your counselor will discuss your request with you and decide on the appropriate course of action on a case by case basis.