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Can PAS Help?

Some people have difficulty in contacting a counseling resource or deciding whether it may be beneficial. PAS counselors often talk with people experiencing a range of personal, family, or work-related problems, including:

• marital and relationship difficulties
• family issues
• emotional distress
• alcohol and drug concerns
• career issues, work conflicts, and stress
• financial or legal situations

Your feelings about a situation can be used as a guide. If you are experiencing the following feelings more often than you would like, it may be helpful to talk about them with a PAS counselor:

• distressed, upset, hurt
• sad, depressed
• helpless, confused, stuck
• anxious, worried
• over-stressed, fatigued
• guilty, ashamed

Any circumstance that is of concern to you is appropriate to discuss with a counselor at PAS.

Contact PAS at 416-1PAS (416-1727) or mcgah002@mc.duke.edu

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