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The impact of the bombings earlier this week extends far beyond Boston. For some members of the CPCC community, this act of terrorism has a very personal dimension because they had loved ones in the area when the explosions occurred.  Yet even if you have no direct connection to the event, you may still feel [...]

The Cato Campus Counseling Staff will host an information table in the Cato 1 Lobby on Monday, March 4 from 9:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.  Students will have the opportunity to complete an optional stress level assessment, and informational handouts will be provided on topics including anxiety, relaxation techniques, test-taking skills, life balance tips and more. [...]

The Counseling staff at Cato Campus will be conducting depression screenings in the Cato 1 lobby on Tuesday, Oct. 2 from 10 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Students are invited to attend and take a brief screening and learn about the symptoms of depression. Counselors will be on hand to answer questions and provide information about counseling services [...]

April is Counseling Awareness Month. In recognition of this month, Counseling Services will be responding to questions about counseling. Q: How do I know when I should speak with a counselor? Many people only consider counseling support when they’re in the middle of a crisis.  While we are certainly here to help students overcome the [...]

April is Counseling Awareness Month. In recognition of this month, Counseling Services will be responding to questions about counseling. Q: What is P-CAP? A: P-CAP stands for Personal Counseling Assistance Program. Students who are facing personal or academic issues can meet with a counselor at any campus in order to work together and address the [...]

Beginning this Spring 2012, the Veterans Resource Center will be offering a 10-week group counseling experience. The focus of this group will be broad and it will be determined by the needs of the participants. Potential focus areas may include: the challenges of transitioning to civilian life, adjusting to the role and responsibilities of being [...]

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