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| Who: |
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Scott Cavins, M.A., LMFT, LMHC |
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Counseling for Wabash College students and their wives |
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Week days morning and afternoon. Saturday afternoon appointments are available. |
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To get objective, professional input and help on a wide range of questions and problems.
It's free! It's confidential, and this guarantee is taken seriously. We talk to no one without a student's permission concerning whether or not we even see him. Not parents, not friends, not Deans, not teachers--no one. The only exceptions are under the law. Examples are when there is imminent danger to someone or a report of current abuse of a child or elder requires reporting.
Some reasons Wabash students come to the counseling service:
- Personal and academic questions
- Advice for family problems
- Stress
- Anger
- Grief and loss
- Conflicts with family or friends or guys in their living units
- Alcohol and other drugs
- Feeling edgy and anxious
- Relationships
- Motivation problems
- Feeling depressed
- Test anxiety
- Sexuality
- Concerns about a friend
- Generally feeling "stuck" about something
- Just wanting a neutral someone to talk to
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The door will be open if we aren't with a student (although we usually are). You can call 765-361-6252 (x6252 from on campus) during normal business hours. If you get voice mail, press zero and Judy Oswalt, the secretary, can set up an appointment for you at a time that works for you. Or you can call her direct at x6324. The Student Counseling Service is also available by email, but be aware that email is not confidential.
Emergency numbers during non-business hours: Scott Cavins at 317-840-6096
For other information:
Alcohol and Drug Information: 1-800-662-HELP (4357)
A national clearinghouse with 24-hour counseling, information, and referral services.
Depression
- All about Depression
- National Screening for Depression
Anxiety
- National Panic Center
Eating Disorders
- National Eating Disorders Association
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
- Center for Disease Control: 800-227-8922
- American Social Health Association
Suicide Prevention Hotline: 800-SUICIDE (784-2433)
Obsessive-Compulsive Inventory OCD Screening Test (FOCI)
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