Counseling at SARC

SARC counseling services are for students who have experienced identity-based harm and would like support working through it or coping. Our counselors recognize the impact harm can have on a student’s ability to participate in school, interact with their peers and care for themselves.

SARC counseling services are free and confidential. Counseling is provided by graduate Clinical Mental Health Interns who are supervised by Elizabeth Dublinski LCSW. SARC offers a maximum of 15 sessions, unless in the case of an extenuating circumstance to be determined on a case by case basis.

Following counseling services at SARC, we’re able to help students get started with a provider in the community to support them throughout their academic career here at the University of Montana.

SARC offers walk-in hours Monday-Friday 12-3pm where students may meet with an advocate without appointment to confirm eligibility.

To learn more about our counseling services, call us at (406) 243-4429.

Support Group

SARC recognizes the power in receiving community support and connection. SARC holds a support group for students who have experienced interpersonal harm, this may include domestic or sexual violence, harassment and stalking. Scan the QR code to submit a request for more information or call us directly.