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Our Workshop Philosophy

CAPS workshops emphasize interactive experience as it allows participants to engage emotionally and relationally as well as intellectually. That’s in contrast to a didactic (lecture) model of education in which a presenter talks and attendees “absorb” the content presented. To succeed the interactive format requires participants to actively interact with each other and take some (mild) emotional risks.

The intended outcome of all our workshops is behavior change be those internal habits of mind (e.g. attitudes, thoughts or beliefs) or more physical/external patterns (e.g. ways of interacting with others). Congruent with our mission, the behavioral change we seek is always in the service of improved psychosocial health and well-being. We know what research continues to confirm: Psychological and social health is the prerequisite to realizing the full academic potential of this Great Beaver Nation!

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How Can CAPS Help You? *

Tabling Request - Yes, we would love to table at your event just give us a few details about it. Thank you for asking!

The "Haps" @ CAPS - Classroom Presentation (20 min) - Help us educate students about the free services available to them. Professional individual, couples and group counseling, consultation if concerned about a friend, the Mind Spa and workshops by request.

Campus Emergency Response - We want to support you and your organization respond effectively after a tragic event. Professional consultation and group facilitation are available to you, so that you can better support students, faculty and staff in times of loss.

Workshop - A full workshop led by a CAPS professional (for classes or student groups)

Workshops *

Suicide Prevention and Education

Managing the Mind

Behind Happy Faces Curriculum Training

Dam Good Self-Care - Dam Good Self-Care is a 50-minute workshop on stress management. Stress is an extremely common issue and unless it is effectively managed, it can take a toll on physical and mental health. This workshop focuses on tips and skills for immediate stress relief as well as long-term stress management strategies that can help keep stress under control.

Suicide Prevention and Education *

Suicide Prevention Training: The Gatekeeper Suicide Prevention training is a 1.5 hour interactive training designed to help clarify values and beliefs about suicide, identify the signs and symptoms of depression and finally to teach how and when to intervene and to identify resources for students and others struggling with depression and suicidal thoughts.

Helping A Survivor *

Talking to a Student Experiencing Sexual Violence: Designed for faculty, staff and student employees. Faculty and staff are non-confidential resources for students experiencing sexual and interpersonal violence. This workshop discusses the procedures for reporting, how to explain your lack of confidentiality, helpful listening skills, and how to identify both confidential and non-confidential resources for students both on and off campus.

Listening to a Student Who Has Been Sexually Assaulted: Designed for friends and colleagues. This workshop provides instructions on how to listen effectively to a survivor of sexual assault, identifies the myths and truths about sexual violence; and provides instructions on how to intervene with students who have been exposed to sexual and/or interpersonal violence, including resources for medical, counseling, legal assistance, safety needs and other school related needs.

Managing the Mind *

Mindful Living - Learn how to utilize mindfulness and build strategies for self-care through biofeedback and mind-body interventions. (This program can also include a Mind Spa orientation for groups under 30 people.)

Mental Health Pulse *

Checking the (Mental Health) Pulse of the OSU Student Body: Have you ever found yourself asking about whether the mental health climate has been changing at OSU? Do you have an assumption about what’s happening? Learn more about the mental health of OSU students in this didactic and interactive workshop.

Behind Happy Faces Curriculum Training *

Behind Happy Faces Curriculum Training: This workshop is a 90 minute interactive program that discusses stigma related to mental illness as well as uses small group interaction to discuss coping, providing support to others who may be in distress, and how to seek help if needed. (student led or counselor facilitated).

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2150 SW Jefferson Way
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Phone: 541-737-2131
Fax: 541-737-2518

SUMMER HOURS:

Monday-Friday 9am to 4pm

New client consultations and crisis drop-ins 10am to 3pm. Routine visits by appointment only.

CLOSED June 19, 22, 29

If you have an immediate need outside normal business hours, a licensed mental health counselor will be available via phone by calling CAPS at 541-737-2131. If this is an emergency, please call 911 if you are OFF campus, or 541-737-7000 if you are ON campus.

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