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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). If you would like to schedule an appointment at the Counseling Center, please call 765-361-6252 (x6252) during normal business hours. If you get voice mail, you may leave a confidential message for the counselor Scott Cavins or you may call him directly at (317) 840-6096. Your call will be returned as soon as possible. The Student Counseling Service is also available by e-mail, but e-mail is not necessarily 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)
Newsletters
Welcome Class of 2013! (PDF)
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