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The Counseling Center
The Chicago School in Partnership with The John Marshall Law School
Law school can be a fast-paced, competitive environment, and some students find it challenging to balance responsibilities among school, family life, work, and other activities. To help students balance, perform optimally, and achieve their academic goals, The John Marshall Law School has partnered with The Chicago School to offer reduced-cost, confidential consultation, support and counseling services for John Marshall students. The Counseling Center offers one-on-one and group counseling and consultation, workshops, programs, and events for the school's community, and referrals and resources on a range of topics.
Reasons some students come to The Counseling Center:
- Transition to Chicago
- Coping with stress
- Academic struggles
- Problems with a faculty or staff member
- Relationship and family issues
- Confusion about career and future
- Balancing work and school and everything else
About the Counselors
- Highly trained and skilled in issues John Marshall students typically face and not affiliated with John Marshall faculty or staff
- Appointments available conveniently on campus
- Provides a private, nonjudgmental atmosphere where students can develop new coping skills and new perspectives
- Offers an initial consultation for free with optional additional sessions at a reduced cost.
Programs and Events
- Throughout the year, The Counseling Center offers programs and events to increase awareness, such as screenings, lectures, and workshops
- If you have an idea or suggestion for a programming event, please call us at the number listed below
Meet Your Counselors
The Counseling Center will be closed over the summer and will resume services the last week of August 2011. Deanna Dwenger and Elizabeth Hamilton are doctoral candidates at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology and will be offering counseling services to students for the 2011-2012 academic year.
Contact Us: 312-360-2668
