Counseling Services offers groups and workshops on a variety of topics throughout the academic year to support students having a successful semester.
Groups
ADHD College Survival Skills Group - This group is designed to help support students who struggle with symptoms of ADHD, such as time management, procrastination, organizational skills, and emotional and relationship struggles that go along with having ADHD. An official diagnosis is not required. Fridays 2:30-4:00 pm in Beeson Hall, Room 313. Please email Andrea Paugh (andrea.paugh@gcsu.edu) to sign up.
Grief Support Group - This group provides grief support to GCSU students who are coping the with the loss of a loved one. Please contact Jenny Brooks jenny.brooks1@gcsu.edu to sign up or for more information.
RISE: Resilience in Identity and Self Exploration, A group for LGBTQ+ Students - Want to learn a little "ordinary magic" (i.e., resilience) to help you bounce back from hard times? Interested in exploring who you are and what is important? If yes, please consider joining our cohort. RISE is a cohort based weekly group that explores skills to navigate sexual orientation and gender expression/identity. The group will utilize The Queer & Transgender Resilience Workbook by Dr. Anneliese Singh (copies will be provided to participants). Click here for more information and to complete the interest form https://forms.office.com/r/us65U1twMj or contact Steve Wilson steve.wilson@gcsu.edu
Events
Silent Book Club at GCSU - Unlike a typical book club, there is no assigned reading. Bring your own book of any kind (novel, text book, graphic novels, etc.), read quietly, and socialize if you feel like it. It's a low-pressure opportunity to connect with other students. Reading and making new friends enriches our lives and makes us happy. We love hearing about what people are reading (often in their other book clubs) and we think it's important to put down our phones and be social. Real, live, in the same room social, not hearting-you-on-Instagram social. Silent Book Club is about finding community. All GCSU students are welcome!
What we do:
- We read silently for one hour (bring any book you like).
- After that, we hang out and talk—about what we’re reading or anything else on your mind.
- If you don’t have a book, no worries! We’ll have a small selection available for you to choose from.
It’s a low‑pressure, cozy way to unwind, meet new people, and enjoy reading at your own pace.
Silent Book Club typically meets Mondays at 5PM in the HUB (Blackbridge Hall), but for the most up to date information and schedule use the Corq app or GC Connect. For more information contact steve.wilson@gcsu.edu