Resources
Resources for Students, Faculty, Staff and Parents
Resources are available for self-help and self-access; essentially services that you can utilize without in-person assistance.
Referrals
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Community Provider Database
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) maintains a database of private practitioners in the community. Each therapist works autonomously and has full, separate, legal, therapeutic responsibility for their clients. We offer this database as a resource and this does not constitute endorsement of any of the listed treatment providers or facilities. Users assume responsibility for evaluating and selecting among the providers included in these listings.
Click the link above to visit the CPD! Note: if you are under the age of 18, we recommend that you seek the advice of an adult as you consider these treatment options.
Student Resources
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Resources for Diagnostic Assessment
Resources for Coping
- College Students and Trauma
- When Terrible Things Happen
- Connecting with Others
- Coping with Grief
- Coping with Tragedy
- Coping with Tragedy (Spanish)
- Coping with a Natural Disaster
- In the Wake of Trauma
- Positive Self Care after a Traumatic Event
- Positive Self Care after a Traumatic Event (Spanish)
- Not Alone
- Culture of Respect
- Let’s Be Clear
- TAO Self Help
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Campus Resources
- Wellness and Health Promotion Services
- Alcohol and Other Drugs
- Career Services
- SARC
- Food Pantry
- UCF Police Department
- Student Health Services
- UCF CARES
- Victim Services
- Student Legal Services
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Faculty/Staff Resources
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Making a Referral: When and How
Referring a student to receive help requires tact and knowledge of the services we offer. Check out our helpful guide for assistance with this difficult task.
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Emergencies
View the services available in case of emergency, both during and outside of business hours.
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Confidentiality
Counseling often involves the disclosure of sensitive and personal information. Professional ethical codes and state laws consider the personal information discussed between a counselor and client to be strictly confidential. This means that the information that you share in counseling, including the fact that you have used our services, will not be disclosed to anyone (including university officials, faculty, staff, parents, or outside agencies) without your written permission.
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UCF Employee Assistance Program
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide counseling services to UCF faculty and staff. If you are interested in receiving ongoing services for yourself, you may contact Horizon Health for assistance.
Handouts
- What to Do in the Aftermath of a Tragedy in the Classroom
- What are Warning Signs of a Person in Mental Health Distress
Parent Resources
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General Resources
- Frequently Asked questions about CAPS Services
- Tips for Parents
- College Student Development
- Parental Consent for Counseling Form
- What Caregivers Can Do
National Information and Resources
http://www.bestcolleges.com/resources/college-planning-with-psychiatric-disabilities
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Smartphone Apps
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Videos