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Counseling Center
Director: Tim Morber, LPCC-S 330 471-8439
Assistant Director: Jo Glover, M.Ed.,LSW,LPCC-S 330 471-8279
Counseling Services:
Malone University offers professional mental health counseling services
to currently enrolled students. These services are offered at no
additional cost to the student or their families. All services are
kept in the strictest of confidence. The Center's staff addresses a
variety of concerns and challenges ranging from homesickness to bipolar
disorder, from relationship break-ups to suicidal ideation.
Confidential - The Counseling Center abides by federal HIPAA standards for confidentiality. Therefore, all information regarding a student's involvement in counseling remains private and confidential, even with regard to parents and family members. Counselors are not permitted to release private and confidential information under any circumstance (verbal or written) to any person, parent, sibling, doctor, roommate, etc. unless the student gives signed permission for the counselor to do so.Christian - Counseling Center staff are committed and devoted Christians. The counseling they provide is based upon sound Christian principals backed by biblical scripture.
Committed - The staff have over fifty years of combined professional service and are available to assist you to the best of their abilities. Jo is an expert in treating eating disorders, womens' sexual issues, and relationship challenges. Tim is a trained family therapist and uses this expertise in addressing issues such as family relationships, which can be the basis for a number of concerns such as anxiety, depression, and dependence (sex, drugs, alcohol, etc.).
The Counseling Center is
located on the top floor of the Randall Campus Center (the Barn). The
Center is open Monday - Friday during the academic year. Hours by
appointment only. You can contact the Counseling Center at
330-471-8439 (Tim) or 330-471-8279 (Jo) or via email at 
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Emergency Services: If
you or someone you know on campus is experiencing an emotional or a
psychiatric crisis after hours, immediately contact a Resident
Director, Campus Safety at 8111, or the Crisis Intervention Center of
Stark County at 330 452-6000.
Informational Links:
Below you can find some links to various websites that address common
challenges faced by many students. The websites are for informational
purposes only. We do not necessarily endorse the websites' content,
their advertisers, the commercial materials they may promote nor the
information they purport to disseminate. The information provided
within the following websites is not intended for diagnostic purposes.
If you or someone you care about is experiencing any emotional, mental,
psychological, or social problem, please contact the Counseling Center
or another trusted individual. The links below are not intended to be
used as a substitute for professional counseling.
Each link will open in a new page.
Additional therapy, psycho-educational, and support groups offered:
- Adoptees Support Group
- Adult Children of Divorced Parents
- ANAD Eating Disorder
- Biblical Sexuality (S.O.S.)
- Father Hunger
- Grief Support
- King's Daughters (Biblical Image)
- Mood Management
- Sexual Assault Survivors
- Total Body Image