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While college can be a wonderful time in your life, it also can be stressful. There are a lot of changes and adjustments to make which can be difficult. If you feel overwhelmed and want to talk about some of the stresses or problems you are experiencing while at 正规的网赌平台, 咨询服务 is here to help you. 我们的服务是免费和保密的.

Some of the most common questions we receive from students are answered below. When you’re ready to make an appointment, please contact us at 203‑576‑4454.

什么是咨询?

Counseling typically involves meeting with a clinician on a one-on-one basis. 在咨询, you will work together with your clinician to address problems in your life by setting goals and making positive changes. In addition to individual therapy, 咨询 may also involve couples and groups when it is helpful.

我怎样预约?

Office hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

To make an appointment, you can call 203‑576‑4454, email 咨询services@volamdolong.com, or come to the 1st floor of Carstensen Hall to schedule an appointment with the office manager.

学生 will be required to complete an intake form at the time of the initial appointment. Once the intake form is completed by the student it can be given to the Office Manager on the day of the initial appointment. You will be asked to complete some additional paperwork before your appointment which will provide your counselor with information about issues of concern and give you information about our privacy practices. Following an intake process to understand and assess your needs, you will be referred for individual 咨询, 团体咨询, 或其他适当的服务.

如果我需要药物治疗怎么办?

咨询服务 does not provide psychiatric services. 咨询服务 can provide students who require medication assessment and management with referrals to off-campus psychiatrists in the area. 请注意, 然而, that it often takes time to find appropriate and affordable psychiatric care. If you are currently receiving medication services, we recommend that you continue with your current provider or that you check with your health care provider for a list of psychiatric referrals that may be covered under your health care plan.

我该期待什么呢??

Your first scheduled appointment at 咨询服务 will be an initial consultation. 在你的入院预约期间, you will meet with a 咨询服务 clinician or intern to discuss your reasons for coming to 咨询. You and the clinician will begin developing and implementing a plan for your care. Sometimes students require services that 咨询服务 does not offer. 如果是这样的话, you will be provided with referrals to community services that will better meet your needs.

多少钱?

Short-term 咨询 services are available to undergraduate and graduate students at no cost.

治疗是保密的吗??

咨询服务 adheres to professional ethical standards and all state and federal laws regarding confidentiality. This means that once you have contacted our office, 咨询服务 is not permitted to disclose any information, including the fact that you are coming to 咨询, 未经您的书面同意. Records at 咨询服务 are kept confidential and are not part of your academic or medical record. The primary exception to this rule is if you are in danger of causing harm to yourself or someone else. Additionally, there are special considerations for students who are 17 years of age or younger. Any questions about confidentiality can be answered by 咨询服务 staff. Please call us at 203‑576‑4454 to discuss your questions.

陷入困境的学生

Every student deserves a safe and supportive learning environment. UB strives to support students in maintaining personal, 情感, and psychological health to ensure they reach their academic and personal goals.

At times, everyone can feel stressed, lost, overwhelmed, or anxious. Our counselors are available to discuss a wide variety of issues with students- make an appointment if you feel that this may benefit you.

Friends, classmates, and roommates are often in a position to identify a fellow student in distress. If you believe a student requires intervention or assistance, you may submit a Student of Concern Report to the University’s Behavioral Intervention Team.

需要注意的行为有:

The appearance of depressive symptoms such as social isolation, 冷漠, 严重的疲劳, 绝望的气氛
Unusual agitation, aggression, or non-stop talking
Marked change in eating habits resulting in weight loss/gain
Noticeable decline in academic performance (grades, class attendance, participation)
Talk of suicide, either directly or indirectly (e.g. “I’m not worried about that job, I’m not going to need one”)
Evidence of self-harm (cuts, burns, scratches, etc.)

如果你或同伴正在寻求帮助, 建议, 咨询, 或者紧急干预, 联络以下办事处之一:

UB咨询服务:203‑576‑4454

校园安全:203‑576‑4911或911

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电话203‑576‑4454
电子邮件咨询services@volamdolong.com

卡斯坦森大厅，2楼
大学大街174号
布里奇波特，康涅狄格州06604

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