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Counseling Services
The Art Institute of Washington is committed to helping students throughout their school experience with health services resources.

What is counseling? Counseling is a means of talking about personal concerns with a professional who is trained to help. The counselor uses skills designed to help you explore what is bothering you and collaborates with you to create successful solutions to your problems. The process is completely confidential and free of charge for Art Institute of Washington students.

Why seek counseling? Counseling is for everyday people with everyday problems. Topics covered in counseling often include:
  • Relationship problems (family, friends or significant others)
  • Anxiety and depression
  • Time management
  • Study skills and organization
  • Social skills
  • Indentity concerns

Who is eligible for counseling services? Any student currently enrolled at The Art Institute of Washington.

How can I see a counselor? Stop by the counseling offices on the 12th Floor of The Art Institute of Washington or call 1.703.247.2991 for more information.

Signs that you or someone you know may need help:
  • Sudden changes in moods or habits
  • Uncontrollable crying or sadness
  • Obsessive thoughts or constant fantasizing
  • Memory loss or inability to concentrate
  • Suicidal feelings, threats or isolation
  • Uncharacteristic irritability
  • Angry outbursts or threats
  • Abuse of alcohol or drugs
Counseling Services:
  • Individual counseling
  • Group counseling
  • Consultation about area resources (hospitals, crisis centers and other help)
  • Educational programs to create social awareness
  • Psychological testing and testing for learning disabilities

The Art Institute of Washington

1820 North Fort Myer Drive  Arlington, VA 22209-1802 • 1.703.358.9550 • 1.877.303.3771