*VISIT . . .*	*IF YOU NEED HELP . . .*
Counseling Center	thinking and talking about your relationships and making the most appropriate decisions. It is normal to seek such assistance. This kind of counseling is strictly confidential (unless you are a threat to yourself or others) and usually is provided at no charge, which is a great benefit.
Health Center	seeking prevention and/or treatment.
Campus support groups	finding support groups led by professionals for dealing with problems related to excessive alcohol and drug use, abusive sexual relationships, and other issues. Your campus counseling center can help you identify support groups at your college or in your community.
Student organizations	getting into a group with other students that share the same interests with you.