Counseling

Personal counseling services are available to help students with personal or academic issues that might interfere with their educational pursuits. A confidential setting is provided where students can seek assistance with the knowledge that they will be treated in a professional manner.

Students seek counseling services for a variety of reasons. Among the most common are:

• Managing stress
• Improving and building healthy relationships
• Emotional distress
• Building self-esteem
• Anxiety and test performance
• Improving decision making
• Overcoming homesickness
• Controlling use of alcohol or drugs
• Choosing a career

Meet our counselor, Blaire Eeds! 

Hi!

I’m Blaire Eeds, the counselor at HCC, and I am honored to share this journey with you! College is an exciting and sometimes scary time of transition, and you may find yourself needing some extra support - that’s where I come in. 

I believe in taking a collaborative approach to ensure that what is being done in our sessions together is personalized to you. I utilize various techniques and therapeutic approaches to build resilience and confidence, develop healthy coping skills, and empower you to create a fulfilling and meaningful life. I am passionate about helping others through life’s difficulties and transitions, and it is my goal to offer a safe space, free of judgement where you are able to be your true self. Whether you are experiencing anxiety, depression, grief, stress, guilt, or anything in between, I am here to help. 

I wish you the best, and look forward to meeting you!

Blaire Eeds, Counselor
Office: (785) 442-6016  
Text: (913) 674-9126
beeds@highlandcc.edu
counselor@highlandcc.edu

To schedule an appointment, click here or contact the counselor directly. You may also fill out the form linked below. After requesting an appointment, you will be asked to fill out some paperwork. Please have that completed before your first visit.

Counseling Resources

In Case of Crisis

Frequently Asked Questions

Counseling Appointment

Highland Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or handicap in admission or access to or treatment or employment in its programs and activities. For assistance or additional clarification please contact the Title IV Coordinator at (785) 442-6020.