“’When Wayhaven came along, it seemed to really meet that need.’”
During Suicide Prevention Month, Butler emphasizes resources and support systems
The university marked World Suicide Prevention Day with a preventive training and overall push for awareness of campus and national resources.
Butler implements new parking garage precautions
Preventive fencing, beginning on the fourth level of the garage, is among the new safety measures.
Election week wellness
Butler University’s Counseling and Consultation Services partnered with The Compass Center to provide mental and spiritual well-being resources to students and faculty surrounding election week.
Fishing for reassurance
“Now, don’t get me wrong, there is absolutely no harm in reassuring people — especially if they are telling you that they feel insecure — but oftentimes, we don’t want reassurance; we simply want to feel validated and heard.”
Addressing misconceptions about Counseling and Consultation Services
“Ultimately, what’s most important is that they are here to help you.”
COPHS provides support for their students
COPHS offers group therapy sessions for those involved in their programs.
Counseling and Consultation Services hires three full-time counselors
CCS hired new clinicians in order to supplement student needs
Counseling and Consultation Services and Sexual Assault Response and Prevention Office offer support group
The logistics behind the group that provides part of a support network for Butler students.
New Let’s Talk program at CCS provides casual, drop-in consultation
Shana Markle, associate director of CCS, and Iris Mosah, a staff therapist within the CCS department, are adopting a new initiative at Butler called Let’s Talk: a drop-in consultation service offered four different times during the week at both the HRC and the Diversity Center.