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Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) |
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Group Services
For more information on the groups below and other groups, contact the CAPS office at (479) 575-5276.
For Fall 2008:
Women=s
Group (Thursdays 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.)
Open to graduate and undergraduate female students. Do you ever have trouble negotiating healthy relationships or feeling confident about life challenges? Would you like to learn how to handle disappointment, conflict and stress in a healthy way? The Women=s Group may be a good option for you. This group offers a fun, caring and supportive environment so you can learn more about yourself and help others do the same.
Graduate
Student Group (Mondays 3:00 to 4:30 p.m.)
Open to male and female graduate students. Graduate school is difficult enough, don=t try to go through it by yourself. Join this group and you will have a place to share frustrations and help others along the way. The group will look at how to have a life and get a degree. Relationship, stress, and self-esteem issues will also be a focus. General
Therapy Group (Wednesdays, 4:30 to 5:30 PM)
Open
to male and female undergraduate students. The main focus of this group is to empower group members in exploring and addressing their personal issues. The group will cover a variety of topics from developing healthy relationships to coping with life=s challenges. Weekly attendance is not required - so no obligation! This group is a great chance to learn more about yourself while practicing interaction with others in a caring and supportive environment. Bipolar
Support Group (Tuesdays, 3:00 to 4:30 p.m.)
Open to any student. Bipolar disorder is a painful and often difficult‑to‑manage malady. This group will give participants a safe place to discuss the special issues and problems in living with this disorder with others who are struggling with similar issues and problems. For information on joining any of the above groups, please
call
CAPS at 575-5276. Counseling
and Psychological Services
Other
Activities Drum/Relaxation
Sessions (Wednesdays 5:00 to 6:00 PM) is a fun, energizing
and relaxing way for students to unwind and relax through the use of
music. This is not a traditional therapy group in that personal
disclosure is limited. We will teach you how to relax and feel a sense of
community by collaborative participation. A variety of percussion
instruments and Native American flutes are used to promote relaxation and
reduce anxiety. Musical experience is not necessary for participation.
Sessions will be held at the Multicultural Center .
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