<p>"Many centers are more swamped than ever, college therapists say, particularly at this time of year, in the frenzy of final exams and job searches.</p>
<p>‘We used to worry about there being a stigma about coming in for counseling,’ says Ian Birky, director of counseling and psychological services at Lehigh University. Now, he says, they’re ‘overwhelmed’ with students seeking help.</p>
<p>To help deal with the demand, more campus counseling centers are using computerized questionnaires to help them flag a serious problem more quickly than traditional paper-and-pencil evaluations…"</p>
<p>Parents, are you seeing higher anxiety in your college students these days?</p>
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