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St. Cloud State University

St. Cloud State University

Counseling and Psychological Services

(320) 308-3171
103 Stewart Hall

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Position Open: Counselor/Assistant Professor (fixed term 2008-09)

 

  Welcome to Counseling & Psychological Services

Sometimes life can hit you with unexpected problems, sometimes you may feel like you’ve tried everything and then some to fix your problems. If so, you may want to speak with a counselor about what’s going on in your life. Likely outcomes of doing so could include:

  • A clearer sense of what the problem is and what you can do about it.
  • A renewed sense of self confidence in your own strengths and how you might use them to resolve the current problem.
  • A stronger sense of self acceptance in view of situations that you may not have the control to change.

We've designed our website to provide you with an overview of our services as well as to provide you with resources that you may use at your convenience. These resources might be sufficient to address your needs or you may decide upon reading them, that you have more questions or want additional assistance. If so, we are here to serve you.

The resources available on our website include a range of information on the mental health topics we work with most frequently. You will find general information about those topics through the Virtual Pamphlet Collection in the right hand menu. On the left hand menu, you may find more specific information about how CAPS works with those issues.

Notebook Image To make an Appointment

Call (320) 308-3171 to make an appointment. We are located in Stewart Hall 103. We are open 8:00 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday.

If you are in crisis and it is after hours, please call the Central Minnesota Mental Health crisis line (320) 253-5555 or 1-800-635-8008. 

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Click here to go to our online assessment web page.

  Strategies for College Success Series

This is a series of presentations offered by our staff each semester, intended to provide students with a set of skills that will maximize their college success. The presentations are scheduled Mondays at noon in Atwood Glacier North. Click on this link to see the schedule of topics as well as handouts from current and previous Success Series.

notebook image  Mission

Counseling and Psychological Services mission is to help undergraduate and graduate students process and cope more effectively with mental health and academic issues that may arise in their lives. 

notebook image  multi-cultural Commitment

Counseling and Psychological Services is committed to providing services that are sensitive to human diversity in age, race, gender, ethnicity, nationality, religious and moral beliefs, sexual orientation, socio-economic background, and ability.  We endeavor to treat all students, staff, and faculty with the utmost concern and respect, and we continually work to enhance our multicultural competence and our ability to be effective allies to diverse communities on campus.  CAPS maintains collaborative working relationships with the Multicultural Support Services, the Women's Center, and the GLBT Services, Student Disability Service, and other campus offices.