CEC - Talley Family Counseling Center - FAQs
- Who can receive services?
- Anyone interested in counseling may call and a graduate practicum or intern student
will call and complete a telephone intake for screening purposes. The Talley Family
Counseling Center (TFCC) Director and students will staff the case to determine whether
the TFCC can meet the individual’s needs. Individual will be called and either scheduled
for an appointment or provided referral sources.
- Is there reasons an individual may not receive counseling at the TFCC?
- At this time, the TFCC will not provide services with individuals court ordered, in
the mist of child custody disagreements, or for disability claims. Referrals may be
made, if necessary.
- Where is the TFCC located?
- First floor of Gary Ransdell Hall on WKU's campus Corner of Regents and Normal Bowling
Green, KY Maps, Directions and Parking
- How do I schedule an appointment?
- Please call (270) 745-4204
- How are sessions conducted?
- Sessions may be individual, couple, family or group, depending on client needs. Sessions
will be supervised by licensed counseling professional; additionally, all session
will be recorded for training purposes.
- Will the TFCC provide childcare while I am in counseling?
- The TFCC does NOT provide childcare. Please make arrangements for childcare during
your session.
- How much do the sessions cost?
- Services at the TFCC are currently at no cost to the client.
- Who performs the counseling?
- The TFCC is a training agency for masters' level students from the College of Education's
Counseling and Student Affairs program. Student counselors within the TFCC provide
individual, couples, family, and group counseling services under the supervision of
qualified, licensed clinicians.
- Who supervises the student counselors?
- Student counselors within theT FCC provide individual, couples, family and group counseling
services under the supervision of qualified, licensed clinicians.
- What can I do if I am in crisis and the TFCC is not open?
- Please call 911 or a crisis helpline.
- National Domestic Violence/Child Abuse/Sexual Abuse:
- 800-779-SAFE/800-799-7233; 800-787-3224 TDD; 800-942-6908 Spanish Speaking
- Boys Town Suicide and Crisis Line:
- 800-448-3000 or 800-448-1833 TDD)
- National Drug Information Treatment and Referral Hotline:
- 800-662-HELP (4357)
