Support Resources for Employees
Life & Work Connections Employee Assistance Counseling provides free, confidential short-term counseling to all benefits-eligible employees, their dependents, and members of their households through ComPsych.
State and University health plans cover rehabilitation services for sustance use disorders. Employees can speak with a primary care physician or their health carrier's member services department to learn more.
The Disability Resource Center works with employees who need to request reasonable accommodations.
Support Resources for Students
& You Workshops (Alcohol & You, Cannabis & You, Substance Use & You) are workshops that provide guidance, education, resources, and support in a nonjudgmental, collaborative peer environment for students to gain practical harm-reduction skills and a deeper understanding of how substance use affects health, relationships, and academics.
Alcohol 1:1 Chats are 60-minute sessions offered by Campus Health that students can schedule with a health educator to discuss their alcohol use and learn tips and strategies for safer drinking.
Campus Health Counseling & Psych Services (CAPS) Counseling provides mental health counseling, and short-term and goal-focused outpatient treatment for students with substance-related concerns. Services range from self-help tools and AA meetings to individual counseling, psychiatry, and referrals for off-campus support.
Peer Counseling is a peer-to-peer program that offers Psychological First Aid (PFA) to students in a confidential and safe environment, as part of a group or a one-on-one session. This is not psychological treatment but rather a brief, supportive intervention to help students connect and share tools to cope with stress.
The Disability Resource Center works with students who need to request reasonable accommodations.