CWU Student Counseling Services

CWU Student Counseling Services We provide primary mental health care to CWU students enrolled at the Ellensburg campus.

Ramadan Mubarak to all who observe 🌙 May this month bring peace, connection, and reflection.
02/27/2026

Ramadan Mubarak to all who observe 🌙 May this month bring peace, connection, and reflection.

In 2026, we welcome the Year of the Horse🐎, but we also recognize that not all communities observe the lunar zodiac. No ...
02/18/2026

In 2026, we welcome the Year of the Horse🐎, but we also recognize that not all communities observe the lunar zodiac. No matter how you celebrate, Lunar New Year is about joy, renewal, and honoring heritage. Wishing you a year full of abundance, happiness, and good fortune❤️🐾

This year marks the 100th celebration of Black History Month. Join us as we explore its origins, key moments in early un...
02/12/2026

This year marks the 100th celebration of Black History Month. Join us as we explore its origins, key moments in early university history, and lasting impacts in the world of mental health ⏪🧠❤️

There’s a lot of reasons why students utilize our services & this is just a few! 🧠❤️🐾
01/26/2026

There’s a lot of reasons why students utilize our services & this is just a few! 🧠❤️🐾

Small moments of care, like rest, connection, movement, & creativity, can add up. What helps refill your cup? ☕️💭
01/23/2026

Small moments of care, like rest, connection, movement, & creativity, can add up. What helps refill your cup? ☕️💭

Today we celebrate and honor the life & impact of Martin Luther King Jr.
01/19/2026

Today we celebrate and honor the life & impact of Martin Luther King Jr.

12/31/2021
Remembering all trans and gender diverse people whose lives have been taken by transphobic violence.
11/20/2021

Remembering all trans and gender diverse people whose lives have been taken by transphobic violence.

The American Indian Film Festival is in its 46th year. It is the world’s oldest premier festival dedicated to American I...
11/15/2021

The American Indian Film Festival is in its 46th year. It is the world’s oldest premier festival dedicated to American Indian, Alaska Native and First Nations (AI/ AN/FN) storytelling.⠀
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Founded in 1975 by friends Michael Smith (1951-2018) and Will Sampson ((1933-1987) One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest), the festival which makes its home in San Francisco has screened over 3500 films since its inception. This year it adds 126 additional films to that number with thirty competing in the categories of feature, documentary feature, documentary short, live short animated short, and music video.⠀
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Past feature film award winners for Best Film include Wind River (2017), Barking Water (2009), Smoke Signals (1998), and Powwow Highway (1989).

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Ellensburg, WA
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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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Mission and Values

The mission of CWU Counseling Services is to o support and improve the mental health, well-being, and academic success of our diverse CWU student community by empowering students to create meaningful and fulfilling lives. Our core values are:

• Compassion: Our work is driven by care for the students we serve and a dedication to promoting connection and support among the CWU community.

• Respect: We respect the fundamental rights, dignity, and worth of our students including their rights to privacy, confidentiality, self-determination, and autonomy. In our work, we are aware of cultural, individual, and role differences, including those of age, gender identity, race, ethnicity, national origin, citizenship status, religion, sexual orientation, disability, language, and socioeconomic status. We strive to reduce the impact of our biases on our work. We work to challenge systemic discriminatory practices.

• Equity: We recognize, respect, and attend to the diverse strengths and challenges of our students and minimize potential barriers to counseling access.