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What We Do

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University life can be exciting, although some experiences may be difficult to handle. Licensed, professional therapists at the Walter Young Center are available to help students sort through these challenges. The service is free for all Carroll students and is completely confidential.

 

To schedule an appointment, call the Walter Young Center at 262.524.7335 or e-mail us at wyc@carrollu.edu.

 

If you are experiencing a mental health crisis when the Walter Young Center is not open, call Public Safety at 262.524.7300.

 

Staff

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Angie Brannan MSW, LCSW
Director of Counseling Services, and Therapist
262-524-7335
 
 
Rachel Vohnoutka MS, LPC, SAC
Therapist
262-524-7335
 
 
Callie Barfield MA, LPC
Therapist
262-524-7335

Upcoming Events

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Mindfulness Group - 9:30AM every Friday at the Walter Young Center beginning on September 6th

Get centered before the weekend! Join us for a 10-15 minute guided meditation facilitated by the WYC therapists, followed by a brief discussion on mindfulness. No registration or previous experience are necessary- all are welcome!

 

 

Stress Management Group - 11-12pm Tuesdays beginning September 17th
In the Oak Room (Campus Center)

Come and learn healthier ways to manage the stress of college life, and get support from others who are feeling the same way. 
Please contact the Walter Young Center at wyc@carrollu.edu or call 262-524-7335 to sign up, or to get more information.

 

 

About Us

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Business hours are 8 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday.

 

We are located at 117 Wright Street,
just east of the campus center parking lot entrance in the lannon stone house. Please enter at the front door on Wright Street.

We provide short-term solution-focused counseling, helping students to gain insight and learn healthier ways of coping with challenges. We offer individual counseling, group counseling, and crisis intervention services during our business hours. We also provide referrals to community providers if longer-term counseling is needed. During your initial appointment, your therapist will help you develop a plan of action that best fits your situation.

 

Common concerns include, but are not limited to:

  • Stress
  • Depression
  • Anxiety
  • Drug and alcohol abuse
  • Self-injury
  • Suicidal thoughts
  • Homesickness/trouble adjusting to college life
  • Eating disorders/body image concerns
  • Grief
  • Sexual assault
  • Relationship and family concerns

 

Call the Walter Young Center at 262.524.7335 or e-mail us at wyc@carrollu.edu with any questions, or to make an appointment with a therapist.

Community Resources

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Other counseling resources in the community are available, if students want to use their insurance: 

 

Family Service of Waukesha (Broadway and East Avenue)  262-547-5567

Cornerstone Counseling Services (711 N. Grand Ave.)  262-789-1191

ProHealth Behavioral Health at Waukesha Memorial Hospital 262-928-4036

 

If a student opts to use the above services, they should call the customer service number on their insurance card to verify that their clinician is a network provider.

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