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Submitted by Anonymous on Mon, 05/14/2012 - 14:04
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Learn About Mental Health Resources at UW

ASUW and GPSS produced this video about mental health issues that college students commonly face.  Watch it now!


Submitted by Anonymous on Mon, 05/14/2012 - 14:04
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Your First Visit

First-time patients, please register by calling the Patient Service Center: 206-616-2495. To make an appointment at the Mental Health Clinic, call 206-543-5030.


Submitted by barbmac on Wed, 05/02/2012 - 15:13

photo of young manWhat is ADD/ADHD?

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, also known as ADHD, is a condition that makes it difficult for people to control their attention and behavior. It usually appears before age seven. ADHD symptoms may create difficulties getting work done. Symptoms may also affect relationships with friends and family.


Submitted by admin_b on Thu, 04/26/2012 - 11:29

If Hall Health's Mental Health Clinic is not an option for you in seeking ADHD testing and treatment, below are some other providers that may be able to help.

Assessments/Testing

Kim Barrett, PhD, 206-685-8391

Belle Chenault, PhD, NCSP, 206-465-8068

Rochelle Coffey, PsyD, 206-947-4411

Fremont Community Therapy, 3417 Fremont Ave No #225, Seattle, WA, 206-633-2405 (sliding scale)

Russ Hanford, PhD, 206-409-9613


Group Therapy

The purpose of this group is to provide a safe, supportive, and affirming environment where individuals can explore thoughts and feelings around sexual orientation and gender identity.


Group Therapy

Are you someone who:

  • Feels like what you accomplish is never quite good enough? 
  • Feels you must give more than 100 percent on everything you do or else you will be mediocre or even a failure?
  • Often puts off turning in papers or projects, waiting to get them just right?

If so, rather than simply working toward success, you may be trying to be perfect, and there exists quite a difference between aiming for a successful life and trying to achieve perfection.


Group Therapy with Meghann Gerber and Treg Isaacson

Increase self awareness, build relationship skills, manage crisis situations, and better control your emotions! Hall Health offers a series of skill building courses for students and faculty.

Course 1: Distress Tolerance Skills

DBT skills group photo


Group Therapy

For those who are already familiar with mindfulness meditation, this follow-up group is being offered as an open, ongoing, weekly group.


Group Therapy

Are you someone who:

  • Struggles with repetitive, ruminative or self-critical thoughts?
  • Are undermined by an inability to concentrate or focus?
  • Are looking for a way to manage or cope with difficult emotions?

Mindfulness meditation is a practice that involves cultivating attention to the present moment in a non-judgmental manner.


Group Therapy

Are you someone who

  • Spends a lot of time worrying about how other people think about you?
  • Feels an excessive need for approval and control?
  • Avoids situations that make you nervous or feel self-conscious?
  • Has a difficult time speaking in front of people?
  • Magnifies the importance of small errors?

There is a group for you!


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