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Originally Posted by SingDanceRunLife
In my T session today, I updated my T on how things were going (I hadn't seen here all semester), and I told her about my Bipolar II diagnosis and how one of my professors was absolutely great with giving me extensions and such this semester, so she asked if I had been working with disability services, and I said no...and then she said that with my diagnosis I'm eligible. Well, I didn't know that, and I also don't really know what the options are etc.
Anyone have experience with this?
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On top of what everyone else has said, the reason why i found counselling and disability services at college/university helpful, is that the documentation and support avaliable is definitely on YOUR SIDE. Many other people involved in "higher education" may just treat you as a number, or just another student, or just part of the system...
For me, its easy to just get lost...with all that's involved in college/university. Counselling and Disability services could help in keeping you focused on what's important - especially if you are busy with A LOT while also attending school.
to you and all as we all continue...
