
By Beth Pollak
When seeking mental health support on campus, follow these easy steps:
1) Determine the issue
2) Find the right resource
When seeking mental health support on campus, follow these easy steps:
1) Determine the issue
2) Find the right resource
FOUR COLUMNS OF INFORMATION – ONE UNDER EACH RESOURCE
- for all ages (students and non-students)
- wide range of services
- training center for psychology graduate students
- open every class day during the semester
- consultation, referrals, and treatment
- specializes in college students and young adults
- LGBTQ education, awareness, and support
- “Let’s Talk About It” discussion series weekly
- “safe space” to provide inclusion for all
- alcohol abuse counseling and prevention
- alcohol education
- referrals
- for all ages (students and non-students)
- wide range of services
- training center for psychology graduate students
- open every class day during the semester
- consultation, referrals, and treatment
- specializes in college students and young adults
- LGBTQ education, awareness, and support
- “Let’s Talk About It” discussion series weekly
- “safe space” to provide inclusion for all
- alcohol abuse counseling and prevention
- alcohol education
- referrals
3) Call and make an appointment --> Psychology Clinic – (706) 542-1173 John Fontaine Jr Center – (706) 542-8690 CAPS – (706) 542-2273 LGBT Resource Center – (706) 542-4077
4) Get some relief!
Edited by Stone Irvin