Title IX
Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 prohibits sexual discrimination in any form to include any form of sexual harassment and gender discrimination.
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To maximize the health and safety of our students and staff, support offered by Counseling Services, including ongoing counseling and crisis intervention, will primarily occur remotely via videoconference or phone. Call 610-332-6178 or 610-861-5342 (Bethlehem) or 570-369-1842 (Monroe), or email monroecounseling@northampton.edu (Monroe) to inquire about services.
In the case of an urgent situation in which your safety or the safety of others is at risk, call 911. You may also call Northampton County Crisis at 610-252-9060, Carbon, Monroe, Pike County Crisis at 570-992-0879, the Suicide Prevention LifeLine at 1-800-273-8255, or text PA to 741741.
Counseling Overview
No one ever said you had to do it all on your own. NCC Counseling Services are offered at both Bethlehem and Tannersville sites. Trained professionals are available to help you keep your personal and academic life in balance. Our services include mental health, substance abuse, bilingual, career counseling and academic counseling. They are free to all students, and we maintain strict confidentiality.
Contact Information and Hours
Bethlehem Campus
Phone: (610) 332-6178 or (610) 861-5342
(Call (484) 619-2286 between 5:30 pm & 6:00 pm Mon, Tue or Thu)
Location: College Center 341
Office Hours
Mon, Thu & Fri 8am-5pm
Tue, Wed 8am-6pm
Monroe Campus
Email: monroecounseling@northampton.edu
Phone: (570) 369-1842
Office Hours
Mon - Thu 9am-4pm (remote appointments available until 6pm)
Remote appointments available Fridays 9am-4pm
If you have an immediate need to talk to a counselor between 8-9am M-Th, call (570) 360-9077.
Basic Services
Learn about our personal counseling and career counseling here.
Confidentiality Policy
We value your privacy. Read our policy on confidentiality.
Mission Statement Counseling and Support Services
Our mission is to offer comprehensive counseling and support services to foster the intellectual, emotional, social and cultural development of students.
Suicide Prevention Plan (PDF)
Community and Online Resources for COVID-19 and Mental Wellness (PDF)
The Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Network COVID-19 Toolkit (PDF)
FACE COVID eBook by Russ Harris (PDF)
FACE COVID Infographic by Russ Harris (PDF)
Positive Psychology COVID Strategies
Monroe County Resources
Psychiatrists and Therapists in Monroe County (PDF)
Monroe County Social Services Guide (PDF)
Mental Health - Food Insecurity - Women's Services for Monroe County (PDF)
Online Mental Health Screenings
Online Mental Health Screenings
These quick, anonymous screenings for anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, substance addiction, eating disorders, PTSD and psychosis are not intended to provide diagnoses, but can help you identify signs that you or someone you know might benefit from professional consultation and services.