University of Michigan Counseling and Psychological Services 2015-16 Annual Report

A Message from the Director Thank you from Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) for your help and your role in supporting the mental health of our UM students. With all of us joining and working together we have accomplished great things - - the whole is truly greater than the sum of all parts. What you helped us accomplish this year:

Most student athletes have participated in their sport for the majority of their lives. Being an athlete has most likely become a part of your identity. But what happens when that final whistle blows and that final game is over? For many, this transition to a former student athlete feels like a loss in identity, and unfortunately, this transition is not often prepared for. With fewer than 1% of college athletes becoming professional athletes, this adjustment is something that should be talked about.

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University of Michigan Counseling and Psychological Services

INTRODUCTION

Relationship counseling is appropriate for any group (2 or more) people who wish to receive support navigating relationship issues/concerns. Those who enter relationship counseling do so for a number of personal reasons. A counselor can work with partners to determine what their goals might be for treatment.  Many times partners in a romantic relationship experience times of disconnection. Each transition that relationships encounter is often met with its own set of difficulties.

Establishing A Community Of Practice:

Summit For Social Work Training In College Counseling Centers

March 12th, 2019

Ann Arbor, Michigan

Summit Schedule:

9:45 - 10:15: Registration in Concourse of 2nd Floor Michigan League

10:15 - 10:30: Welcome 

10:30 - 11:45: Roundtables

Roundtable Topics:

While sexual harassment and assault most commonly occur when men perpetrating acts against women, we know that this is not unique to only heterosexual dyads and that survivors of sexual violence come from many identities. While not an exhaustive discussion on survivor identities, the 2015 UM Climate Survey includes the following data: 11.4 % of all UM students reported some form of non-consensual sexual behavior - including 22.5% of undergrad females and 6.8 % of undergrad males.

As you make your travel plans to Ann Arbor, we wanted to share some Hotel options close to the venue, and a notice about accommodations.

First, (in no particular order) a few Hotel options for those coming to the Summit:

• The Graduate (just off campus, 4 Blocks from the Michigan Union)

The Unique Role, Strength, and Value of Social Work In Counseling Center Training: 2nd Annual (Virtual) Summit for Social Work Training in College Counseling Centers

Monday June 1st & Tuesday June 2nd, 2020

Date/Time:

• Monday June 1st: 1-3pm EST
• Tuesday June 2nd: 1-5pm EST 

Technology Platform: Zoom

Cost: Free 

Who Can Attend: Social Work staff and trainees are encouraged to attend all or parts of the 2-day Summit.

Schedule:  Stay tuned for more scheduling details coming out soon!