GENERAL INFO
Student life at the University of Cincinnati is often highly stressful. It is not uncommon for students to experience conflicts that interfere with their ability to fully function both academically and in social relationships.
These conflicts may express themselves through a variety of ways including, but not limited to: anxiety, depression, not feeling well, difficulty studying, interpersonal struggles with friends or family members, and excessive drinking.
When a University Health Services physician observes the presence of emotional conflicts within the medical problems presented by students, they will often refer to mental health counselors who will provide problem-solving counseling for the purpose of resolving these issues. While all counseling sessions are confidential, a close collaborative relationship is maintained with the student's Health Services physician to ensure that both physically and emotionally, the student will enjoy a high level of functioning in all significant areas of his/her life.
There are occasions when medication may be helpful in assisting the student to cope with emotional issues. The Health Services physician will evaluate the desirability to prescribe medication. A part-time psychiatrist is also available for evaluations and prescriptions.
These conflicts may express themselves through a variety of ways including, but not limited to: anxiety, depression, not feeling well, difficulty studying, interpersonal struggles with friends or family members, and excessive drinking.
When a University Health Services physician observes the presence of emotional conflicts within the medical problems presented by students, they will often refer to mental health counselors who will provide problem-solving counseling for the purpose of resolving these issues. While all counseling sessions are confidential, a close collaborative relationship is maintained with the student's Health Services physician to ensure that both physically and emotionally, the student will enjoy a high level of functioning in all significant areas of his/her life.
There are occasions when medication may be helpful in assisting the student to cope with emotional issues. The Health Services physician will evaluate the desirability to prescribe medication. A part-time psychiatrist is also available for evaluations and prescriptions.
SERVICES
Emergency
ADHD/LD and Assessments
Psychiatrist
Psychologist
Marriage, Relationship, and Family
Substance Abuse
ADHD/LD and Assessments
Psychiatrist
Psychologist
Marriage, Relationship, and Family
Substance Abuse
LOCATION AND HOURS
University of Cincinnati Academic Health Center
Richard E. Lindner Center
2751 O'Varsity Way, 3rd Floor
Richard E. Lindner Center
2751 O'Varsity Way, 3rd Floor
CONTACT
LINDNER CLINIC PHONE (West Campus): 513-556-2564
Medical Records Fax: 513-556-1337
HOLMES CLINIC PHONE (East Campus): 513-584-4457
Medical Records Fax: 513-584-2222
Medical Records Fax: 513-556-1337
HOLMES CLINIC PHONE (East Campus): 513-584-4457
Medical Records Fax: 513-584-2222
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