The Faulk Center for Counseling is committed to strengthening mental health awareness, reducing stigma, and connecting the community with helpful information and resources. In addition to providing counseling and support services, the Faulk Center offers educational programs and community presentations designed to help individuals, families, organizations, and community groups better understand mental health and emotional well-being.

First Wednesday Presentations – Open to the Public

The Faulk Center regularly offers a First Wednesday presentation featuring a student presenter on a specific mental health or wellness topic. These presentations are open to the public and are offered both in person and online.

First Wednesday presentations provide an opportunity for community members to learn about topics related to mental health, emotional well-being, relationships, coping skills, caregiving, aging, stress, anxiety, depression, grief, and other issues that affect individuals and families.

Dates, topics, speakers, and registration details may vary. To receive current information about upcoming First Wednesday presentations and other Faulk Center updates, please subscribe to our mailing list.

Speaker Requests

The Faulk Center may provide staff, clinical professionals, or trained representatives to speak with community organizations about the Center’s mission, services, programs, and the importance of accessible mental health care. Presentations may be tailored for civic groups, businesses, schools, senior communities, faith communities, nonprofit organizations, and other groups interested in learning more about mental health and the Faulk Center’s work.

Organizations interested in requesting a speaker or learning more about available educational opportunities may contact the Faulk Center at 561-483-5300.