Individual counseling at Counseling and Prevention Services utilizes a brief counseling model in order to accommodate the many students who request our services. Brief counseling focuses on the issues or concerns at hand, for the resolution of a particular problem. If ongoing, continuous therapy would be helpful (or has been helpful in the past), CAPS will assist the student with the referral process to an outside provider.
To access individual counseling at CAPS, simply complete a Request for Services
Additional Counseling Options:
In partnership with UWill, CAPS has recently expanded clinical services to include free teletherapy offered 365 days a year with 24/7 on-demand crisis counseling. Students can choose a therapist based on their preferences including availability, issue, gender, language, and ethnicity. Students can also choose a time that fits their schedule with day, night, and weekend availability.
To access UWill Teletherapy students must here: Register/login
If there are any difficulties registering, please send an email to UWIll at: support@uwill.com
Please note: if you are currently being treated by a mental health professional (including a psychiatrist), we recommend you continue that relationship if possible. CAPS has a designated teletherapy office that you can reserve for a confidential space to meet. First-year students may be eligible for a parking permit given the availability and if they meet certain criteria. Learn more about parking exception requests.