CAPS to Facilitate Online Drop-In Discussion Groups

Published: March 30, 2020 | Read Time: 1 minutes

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On March 30 a campus wide email was sent to all students about the transition to online services for the Counseling & Psychological Services office.

Subject: CAPS Online Drop-In Discussion Groups - Adjusting to the COVID-19 Pandemic

SUU Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) is facilitating drop-in virtual discussion groups to help students survive and thrive during these challenging times.

Join us for an Online Drop-In Discussion Group to help manage adjustment to difficulties related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Each meeting will start with a short presentation of helpful tools to manage this challenging situation. The session will then open to conversation between participants to share ideas and find support. Topics may include: managing COVID-19 anxiety, transition to online learning, self-care during times of isolation, ideas for staying healthy, etc.

Click on the link in each of the descriptions at the appointed time and you will be able to join the group. Return as many times as you like. No registration or RSVP is required.

  • Tuesday at 3:00 pm Zoom Meeting link:  (Jeff & Rachel)
  • Wednesday at 12:00 pm Zoom Meeting link:  (Blaine & Merrill)
  • Thursday at 2:00 pm Zoom Meeting link:  (Blaine & Liz)
  • Friday at 2:00 pm Zoom Meeting link:  (Matt & Rachel)

Here are some details about the groups:

  • Each group will be 50 minutes.
  • A good Wi-Fi connection is required; capability for video chat is recommended.
  • Registration is not required.
  • The groups will be moderated by licensed mental health professionals from CAPS.
  • These meetings are not therapy or psychological treatment, but we feel they will be very useful.
  • This is for SUU students only, and please remember a group like this is based on members’ integrity.

If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, please contact 911 or an emergency mental health service in your local community.

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Contact Information:

435-586-5400
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