West Virginia Wesleyan Counseling

West Virginia Wesleyan Counseling

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WVWC’s Master of Arts in Counseling strives to train exceptional future counselors.

Photos from West Virginia Wesleyan Counseling's post 07/28/2026

Our community continues to show up in incredible ways.🧡

A huge thank you to everyone who has already volunteered their time, donated supplies, and stepped up to help our neighbors recover. Your kindness is making a real difference.

Today's greatest needs are tarps and volunteers to help place them. If you're able to lend a hand or donate supplies, your support is needed now more than ever.

Volunteers can report to the WVWC Distribution Center at the Auxiliary Gym. The entrance is located at the far left of the gym building.

Photos from West Virginia Wesleyan Counseling's post 07/27/2026

Our community is rebuilding, and we're here to help. 🧡

West Virginia Wesleyan College Counseling Programs, in partnership with Community Care of West Virginia, Inc. and other community organizations, is connecting those impacted by the recent flooding with resources, support, and opportunities to help.

Swipe through to find:
🧡 Drop-in crisis counseling services
🏥 Community Care Clinic walk-in hours and vaccination information
🙋 Volunteer opportunities at the Wesleyan Distribution Center
🚒 A first responder wellness check-in for those impacted by the flooding

Whether you're looking for assistance or want to lend a hand, these resources are here for our community.

If you or someone you know could benefit from these resources, please share this post. 🤝

Photos from West Virginia Wesleyan Counseling's post 07/26/2026

Support is here when you need it. 🧡

In response to the recent devastating storms and flooding across our region, West Virginia Wesleyan College Counseling Programs is partnering with Community Care of West Virginia, Inc. to offer a drop-in crisis counseling clinic for anyone in need of support.

📍 WVWC Health Center
🕗 Today until 6:00 p.m.
🕗 Monday–Friday | 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

No appointment is necessary. Whether you’re processing the emotional impact of the storms, looking for someone to talk to, or need help finding additional resources, trained mental health professionals are here to help.

You don’t have to face this alone. Please stop by, share this with someone who may need it, or reach out for support.

Donations are also being accepted to assist those impacted by the flooding. The following items are especially needed:

• Odoban (mold killer)
• Shovels
• Squeegees
• Mops
• Brooms
• Lime
• Box fans
• Dehumidifiers
• Shop vacs
• Heavy-duty totes

As recovery efforts continue, please remember to protect yourself while cleaning by wearing appropriate protective gear. Community Care of West Virginia also encourages anyone affected by the flooding to stay up to date on vaccinations. The CCWV CareExpress Clinic at 77 West Main Street is open today until 4:00 p.m.

Thank you for supporting our neighbors and communities as they recover. 🧡

07/09/2026

For two days, West Virginia Wesleyan College became a place where stories were shared, knowledge was exchanged, and a community of advocates came together with one common purpose: healing. 🫶

Thank you to every speaker, attendee, partner, and volunteer who made this year's Summer Institute possible. The conversations may have ended, but the work continues, and so does our commitment to helping heal Appalachia. 💫⛰️

Photos from West Virginia Wesleyan Counseling's post 07/07/2026

Two days. Countless conversations. One incredible community. 🫶
Thank you to everyone who joined us at the 2026 Summer Institute: Where Healing Takes Root. Thank you for traveling to West Virginia Wesleyan, leaning into hard conversations, and reminding us why this work matters.

Two days never felt so full. 💫⛰️

Photos from West Virginia Wesleyan Counseling's post 06/30/2026

Thank you to all the vendors and sponsors who participated in our 2026 Summer Institute: Where Healing Takes Root. 🌱

It's thanks to programs like these that West Virginian families and children can receive support through difficult times. Your work and dedication doesn't go unnoticed and we understand how integral your work is for creating healthy environments. We appreciate you! 🌟

06/29/2026

This is Shanna Gray! Shanna graduated from Southern Illinois with three degrees in International Trade, Spanish, and Business Administration. 👏 She now works for WV CASA as their State Executive Director and we're so thrilled to work with programs like these to help advocate for West Virginia's neglected youth. ⛰️🌱

WV CASA is a nonprofit member organization of community advocates who represent and support abused or neglected children in West Virginia. WV CASA is committed not only to assuring quality volunteers, but advocating for larger systemic change.

Thank you WV CASA and Shanna for working with the West Virginia Wesleyan Counseling Program! 🧡

Photos from West Virginia Wesleyan Counseling's post 06/29/2026

We are so grateful for Christina Mullins's insight and participation as our keynote speaker for the 2026 Summer Institute: Where Healing Takes Root. 💫

Christina Mullins serves as the Acting Secretary of the WV Department of Human Services. She's worked on numerous projects in the interest of West Virginia's youth including a youth anti-tobacco campaign, surveillance systems for neonatal abstinence syndrome, and much more! 🌟

Thank you, Christina, for the work you do for children in West Virginia and for attending the conference last week! 🧡

Photos from West Virginia Wesleyan Counseling's post 06/25/2026

Ink Factory made their way to the conference last week! 🎨 These artists produced a form of visual note-taking that complemented our speakers' informative sessions. As the speakers talked, the artists worked on visual summaries and key takeaways. Incredible to watch and impressive results!

Thank you, Ink Factory, for your real-time synthesis and illustrations! ✏️🧡

06/23/2026

Meet Jonathan Board! 👋

As executive director, Jonathan is part of the West Virginia First Foundation, which supports West Virginians in their recovery journeys amidst the opioid epidemic. He holds a Doctor of Jurisprudence from the West Virginia University College of Law and worked as a health governance consultant across several state and federal agencies.

Jonathan's work towards recovery in West Virginia is as crucial as conferences like these are vital to welfare efforts. We're thrilled that Jonathan was able to attend the conference as a guest speaker! 💫

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Buckhannon, WV
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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5:15pm
Friday 8am - 5pm