Bulldog Mental Wellness Center (BMWC)
While attending college, students encounter a myriad of transitions in their lives.
Issues that arise may include the following: independent living, college life issues,
independent study, forming new relationships, identity crises, depression or anxiety,
and/or time management difficulties. Often, professional assistance can help in easing
the transition into college life.
Navarro College employs Licensed Professional Counselors that serve all campuses with in-person and virtual sessions. All services are free and confidential; off-campus mental health referrals may be necessary.
Meet Our Staff
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Meet Teddy, Navarro College Therapy Dog!
Sometimes you require a much-needed break from the daily stresses and demands of school. Come spend some time with our therapy dog, Teddy. He is a Goldendoodle and has been trained to be our first official BMWC Therapy Dog team member. His owner and handler is Kezia Drake, LPC.
BMWC Services
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Crisis Counseling
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Individual Counseling
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Mental Health & Medication Referrals
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Drug & Alcohol Education and Referrals as Needed
If you have an immediate crisis on or off campus, you can call 911; dorm residents should dial 9-911, or for campus security, you may dial (903) 875-7500.
We are located on the Corsicana Campus next to the Gibson Hall Student Center.
Self-Help Resources
These resources may help you become more aware of your emotional health or may provide skills and tools to improve your emotional health.
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ADHD
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Adult Survivors of Childhood Abuse
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Alcohol & Other Drugs
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Anger Management
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Anxiety – How to Cope
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Anxiety – Management
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Bipolar
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College Life
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Depression
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Domestic Violence
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Eating Disorders
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Effects of Drug & Alcohol
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Find a Local Resource
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Grief & Loss Help
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Guided Imagery & Mindfulness
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Mental Wellness
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PTSD
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Self Harm
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Sexual Assault Survivor
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Stress Management
