Retrain Your Brain Intro Videos
The videos below will give you information you need to better understand how the brain works and how the Retrain Your Brain workshop can help you.
FAQ:
CAPS is open Monday - Friday from 8 am - 5 pm and offers 24/7 support by phone at 919-966-3658.
- Initial consultation: Come to CAPS Monday - Thursday 9 - 12 or 1 -4 or Fridays from 9:30 - 12 or 1 - 4 for an initial consultation.
- Acute crisis: CAPS 24/7 is available at 919-966-3658.
- Scheduled follow-up appointments: by HIPPA-Compliant Zoom
- Groups: by HIPPA-Compliant Zoom including support groups for COVID-19 and re-entry, Self-Compassion, Meditation and many more.
- Online outreach: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | Healthy Heels Blog
Students or Post-Docs seeking services at CAPS may be faced with the challenge of identifying a secure, private, confidential space from which they can engage in a virtual CAPS meeting. Here are some suggestions that we hope will be helpful in this process.
- If you have a roommate(s), or other persons in close proximity (suitemates, family, etc.) you can speak with them and negotiate securing confidential space for a period of time. For example, if you are participating in a CAPS group on Tuesday 2 – 3:30 pm you could negotiate with your roommate that you need the room for something private for those 90 minutes-2 hours or so. Hopefully, your roommate would have free time in their schedule or have a commitment/task that did not require privacy, and could therefore do that task elsewhere (e.g., a class that does not require privacy, so roommate would be able to have on headphones and people can walk by and see their screen and it is not a problem).
- While it might not be ideal, some people have done sessions from their car or outside somewhere that is unlikely to have people (not sure if you could find a private space like that, but with headphones, sitting close to a wall/barrier so people can’t see your screen if they walk by, it could be done).
- You might have friends/family/people who could let you use their room or space for your CAPS appointment (e.g., if you have a car you could drive to someone’s home).
- You could talk to an RA or other housing staff to see if there might be private areas they could point you to in the Residence Halls.
- CAPS is going to have a limited number of private, confidential office spaces that CAPS clients can use if they do not have a space of their own for their virtual CAPS meeting. Anyone using these spaces will need to be screened for COVID symptoms and provide their own technology (phone, tablet, computer). The Campus Health / CAPS building does have Wi-Fi.