Bridget Hall, LSW
Counselor
Room B125
Phone: 814-262-6467
Student Success Center: 814-262-6451
Email: bhall@pennhighlands.edu

Feeling overwhelmed? Struggling to find a balance of fun, friends, and relaxation and still having time to accomplish all your coursework? Reach out for support. 
Click here to schedule an appointment (Phone, Zoom or in-person appointments can be arranged) 

Counseling Services are available to help you address concerns in your personal life that may negatively affect your academic achievement.  Your goal is our goal, to achieve success! I welcome the opportunity to meet with you to discuss your concerns.

Typical concerns that can be addressed in a brief session include but are not limited to stress, test anxiety, bereavement, sexual assault, pregnancy, relationship problems, financial difficulties, poor grades, substance abuse, and traumatic experiences.

 Primary Office Location: Student Success Center, Room B125 Richland 

* The Counselor schedules visits to center locations during the fall and spring semesters. Appointments during non-scheduled days can be requested and will be accommodated as able.

Appointments: Counselor hours vary week to week. Reach out via email or phone or stop in the Student Success Center to schedule an appointment. Zoom, in-person telephone counseling available pending Counselor availability.

Fees:  Counseling is free for registered students. 

Services Available: Short-term counseling is available.  Referrals to outside agencies may be made for problems requiring medical intervention or an extensive number of sessions.

Privacy: Your contacts with the counselor will never become a part of your academic record. You can expect confidentiality when connecting with the counselor, however there are limits to that confidentiality as listed below: 

Limits to Confidentiality include: 

  1. If there is evidence that the student poses a clear and imminent danger to self
  2. If the student threatens to harm others, including death, assault or other physical harm.
  3. Suspicion or evidence of abuse or neglect of anyone under the age of 18, elderly, or person with a disability.
  4. A legitimate subpoena or court order is received.
  5. If the client signs a release of information form allowing the Counselor to provide specific information regarding counseling sessions to specific parties.
  6. The Counselor may consult with the Student Success Center Staff, when appropriate, in order to provide the highest quality care. 

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