Yes, counselling services are widely available at US universities and are an essential part of student support on most campuses. These services are designed to support the mental, emotional, and academic well-being of students, both domestic and international.

Types of Counselling Services Offered:
- Personal Counselling: Support for stress, anxiety, homesickness, cultural adjustment, depression, and other personal issues.
- Academic Counselling: Help with study strategies, time management, course selection, and adapting to the US education system.
- Career Counselling: Guidance on internships, job search strategies, resume building, and career planning.
- Group Workshops: Sessions on stress management, coping skills, study habits, and more.
- Crisis Intervention: Immediate help in urgent or emergency situations.

How to Access These Services:
- Most universities have a dedicated Counselling Center (sometimes called the Student Wellness or Mental Health Center).
- Services are generally confidential and free or included in your student fees.
- International students are encouraged to use these resources, and staff are usually trained to address the unique challenges faced by students from abroad.

Why Use Counselling Services?
- Adjusting to a new country, education system, and social environment can be challenging.
- Counselling can help you manage stress, improve academic performance, and enhance your overall campus experience.

Pollster Education Tip:
If you are considering studying in the US, rest assured that you will have strong support networks on campus, including professional counsellors who can help you succeed academically and personally.

If you have a specific university in mind, I can provide details about their counselling services. Let me know if you’d like more information!