Colleges are Removing Hurdles for Students Seeking Counseling Theresa Sullivan Barger/University Business For the seventh straight year, the rate of students reporting they may harm themselves-and, in turn, who seek counseling-grew, according to a new report by the Center for Collegiate Mental Health (CCMH). The majority of students' distress can be reduced to manageable levels within two to 10 sessions at campus counseling centers, but many students need longer-term treatment of 20 or more visits. Read More |