Services

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If a significant mental health problem affects your ability to attend class and impairs your academic performance, you may request an accommodation.

Brief individual therapy is for issues that are relatively well defined and which can be adequately addressed or resolved in a brief time frame.

CAPS offers a number of groups to address student concerns in a variety of areas. A brief screening is usually required to join a group.

Everyone starts work with CAPS through an initial assessment, a brief consultation offered without an appointment at your convenience Monday - Thursday 9-12, or Fridays 9:30-12, 1- 4.

Medication management begins with an evaluation with a psychiatrist who provides recommendations for psychiatric medications if necessary.

The CAPS multicultural health program centers the needs of Black, Indigenous, and Students of Color at UNC, providing brief and group therapy, outreach events, and serving as a liaison between students and CAPS.

CAPS outreach programming offers workshops, presentations, and other programming provided on request to student and campus organizations, university classes, and other campus entities.

Referral coordination helps you navigate the process of seeking therapy and find the services that are most helpful to you.

A workshop series to help students better understand emotions and provide skills to break free from anxiety and improve your mood.

Service changes during the pandemic include ongoing therapy support by zoom, 24/7 phone support, and regular M-F 8am-5pm office hours.

For severe or potentially life-threatening medical or mental health emergencies, call 911, go to a local hospital emergency room, or call campus police at 962-8100.

How the UWill brief teletherapy service works at UNC CAPS