About us

When feeling depressed, frustrated, and having hardship in your life, do you want to have someone who can really understand you to talk to? Someone who can accompany you when you are seeking direction of your life? In Health and Counseling center, through a one-on-one approach, a professional psychologist will accompany you to relieve your emotions and stress, and re-understanding/knowing yourself.

  • We are at 4th floor of Hui-Sun Memorial Hall
  • We have well-prepared, heart-warming and individual spaces so you can share anything in your mind without being disturb.
  • We also have a professional team which is consist of licensed psychologists, social workers, and supervised intern psychologist. They all possess both background of professional training as well as extensive experience of counselling service, which can assist you to go through your confusion and hardship of life.
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Departmental Student Support and Counseling System

Departmental Student Support and Counseling System

To foster a psychologically healthy environment for all students, the University appoints licensed counseling psychologists and social workers to serve as professional school counselors. These counselors act as liaisons for each college/department, working in collaboration with faculty advisors and military instructors to strengthen support systems, enhance emergency responses for high-risk students, and promote students’ mental well-being. The responsibilities of school counselors include:

  • Follow-up counseling for transfer students: For students with ongoing counseling needs upon admission, counselors provide follow-up care and assessment. Depending on the student’s condition, counselors may convene transition meetings or interdepartmental joint case conferences with relevant academic and administrative units to develop strategies that support adjustment to campus life.
  • Follow-up Counseling for High-Risk Students Identified in the mental health survey: Administer mental health surveys to all new undergraduate and graduate students (including transfer students). Identify high-risk students and arrange ongoing follow-up and case monitoring.
  • Follow-up Counseling for Crisis Cases: For high-risk or urgent cases, when psychological counseling is deemed necessary, counselors assist with referral into the individual counseling with a psychologist. For cases requiring continued case management, social workers assume ongoing case management and follow-up care. When needed, counselors organize interdepartmental joint case conferences to integrate resources and develop appropriate intervention strategies.
  • Support Services and Follow-up Care for High-Risk Cases: In the event of student suicide or accidental incident (e.g. death), the school counselors of department takes primary responsibility. Duties include coordinating follow-up resource connections and interventions, such as grief counseling, providing psychological support services for the department or related units, and identifying witnesses, survivors, or other high-risk students for subsequent follow-up care.
  • Class Counseling: Faculty members or students may apply to the Counseling Center for class counseling sessions based on class or laboratory needs. The school counselors of department then provide group counseling services within the class.

Department counseling personnel arrangement

Our team have 7 counseling psychologists and 1 social workers to serve as department counseling personnel, the department of each correspondent personnel are as follows:

Individual psychological counselling service

  • Appointment Procedure:The Counseling Center adopts a reservation-only system. Please log in “NCHU single sign on system”→ Find “System Entrance” → Click “Psychological Counseling system” to apply for counseling services online.
    ※ Note: If you are unable to make an online reservation, you may call during office hours (04-22840241 ext. 39) or visit the Counseling Center in person for assistance.
  • New Counseling System for This Semester — [161 Model]
    (1)Number and Duration of Sessions: One round per semester (six sessions per round), with each session lasting 50 minutes.
    (2)Appointment Time Slots: If you select at least five available time slots when making a reservation, a counselor will meet with you within one week (seven working days). If fewer than five time slots are selected, the waiting time for matching will exceed one week.
  • Intake Session: Attendance at the first session is mandatory. Absence is not permitted. Failure to attend the intake session will be regarded as forfeiting your counseling rights.
  • Circumstances Considered as Forfeiting Counseling Rights:
    (1) Failure to attend the initial session on time (no absence is permitted).
    (2) Absence without prior notice. (If you are unable to attend, you must notify the Center by phone or in person no later than 4:30 p.m. on the day before your session.)
    (3) Taking more than one leave of absence.
  • Service Fees: Counseling services provided by the Center are free of charge.
  • Confidentiality Principles: The Center and counseling staff are legally obligated to maintain confidentiality. However, exceptions apply in cases where there is a risk of harm to yourself or others, or when reporting is required by law. 8. Safety: In order to ensure the safety of both parties during the meeting, it is forbidden to bring dangerous items such as tobacco and alcohol, unknown drugs, glassware, ropes, guns, ammunition and knives into the consultation place.

Counseling Service Available in English during Semester
(September 8, 2025 – December 26, 2025)

  Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Morning Sessions 09:10-10:00 ◆   ◆ ◆  
10:10-11:00 ◆   ◆ ◆  
11:10-12:00 ◆   ◆ ◆  
Afternoon Sessions 13:10-14:00       ◆ ◆
14:10-15:00       ◆ ◆
15:10-16:00     ◆ ◆ ◆
16:10-17:00     ◆    

What to do when emergency situation happens

You may also contact Office of Student Safety (24 hours) with no. 04-22870885 even it’s not office hours if the situation is very urgent.
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Special case notification/referral

All school staff and students are invited to participate in the on-campus mental health care work to help notify or referral students who have difficulties in physical and mental adjustment, tendencies of self-injury thoughts/actions, or behaviors that seriously affect their daily lives. The center will have trained professionals to provide further assistance.
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Growth group/workshop

The center hold growth groups/workshops with different themes every semester, such as: self-affirmation, test anxiety management, stress coping, interpersonal relationships, career exploration and planning, intimate relationships, etc. Through activities and discussions led by psychologists, Members share and support each other, allowing you to gain a deeper understanding of yourself and others, and learn to grow in mutual support.

Psychological test

The center has a variety of psychological tests, including personality traits, career exploration, interpersonal relationships, etc., and will provide suitable tests according to your needs. Through the company of psychologists and interpretation of test results, you can improve your self-understanding.
If you need individual psychological tests service, please make an appointment via the online system: log in from the NCHU Single Sign On System→ entrance of each system → application for counseling and referral. If you need group psychological testing , please call 04-22840241 Ext 39 for further assistance.

Psychological Resource Area