Groups are formed to create a supportive forum for people with similar issues. In group counseling, six to 12 individuals meet, at an assigned time, with one or two group leaders, usually on a weekly basis. Group members talk about what is currently going on in their lives and what may be troubling them. Group leaders and other group members are available to give support and offer alternatives and feedback to members of the group.<\/p>\n
Workshops are educational presentations for students that are designed to enhance personal growth and to lessen stress and anxiety. Typical workshops include stress management, relationship issues, anger management, assertiveness training, eating disorders and body issues, grief and loss, and sexual abuse and assault. The Student Counseling Center welcomes requests for other workshops.<\/p>\n
All groups are free for 果酱视频 students. Call 516.877.3646<\/strong> to sign up for a group or to get more information.<\/p>\n In this workshop series, you will learn the tools to recognize the warnings signs of suicide and how to properly intervene.<\/p>\n Learn how to save a life with Erin Furey, a social worker from the Office of Health Outreach & Promotion at 果酱视频. This training is designed to equip you with the necessary tools to recognize the warning signs of suicide. You will learn a three-step, evidence-based method to intervene when someone may be at risk of ending their own life. You will also receive certification after completion of the training.<\/p>\n To participate, contact Erin Furey at 516.877.3646<\/strong> or email <\/span>scc@adelphi.edu<\/a>\u00a0and we will send you the room link.<\/span><\/p>\n If the world seems to be too stressful at the moment, come\u00a0Zoom with us<\/a>\u00a0to share your experiences, learn coping skills, and glean support from fellow group members.<\/p>\n Seating is limited. Reserve your seat by sending an email to\u00a0scc@adelphi.edu<\/a>\u00a0<\/span>and a member of our team will confirm your attendance.<\/p>\n If you are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning and would like a place to build community, please contact us at scc@adelphi.edu<\/a> to find out more about programs we offer.<\/p>\n We\u2019ll spend our time discussing topics and issues that are relevant to the group including: identity development, coming out, navigating being LGBTQ on 果酱视频\u2019s campus, bullying or other forms of abuse\/harassment, and accessing LGBTQ resources.<\/p>\n You don\u2019t need to register beforehand. We ask participants to respect the rules of the group\u2014these are available at the beginning of each group but include such things as keeping everything that is said within the group confidential, respecting the individual situation of others in the group, and not pressuring anyone into saying anything if they don\u2019t want to.<\/p>\n If you have any questions, please contact Scott Zotto<\/strong> at the Student Counseling Center at 516.877.3679.<\/p>\n This support group for students provides a space to discuss the ways in which the current racial\/socio-political climate has impacted your mental health.<\/p>\n Facilitated by Student Counseling Center counselors, and Josh Altman, this group allows students to explore how your own experiences of power, privilege and racial injustice have affected your emotional health and shaped your identity. We’ll discuss how you can cope with these stressors in a healthy manner, while exploring the ways in which you can potentially effect change.<\/p>\n This group is open to ALL students. Registration is required<\/strong>. The group will only meet for 4 weeks and attendance is capped at 10 students per meeting. If the meeting you wish to attend is full, please email us to let us know that you are unable to log in, and we will help to facilitate your participation in the following week’s meeting.<\/p>\n Led by Student Counseling Center’s Katie Wigdzinski<\/p>\n This is a supportive discussion group for current students who are experiencing personal and academic difficulties related to COVID-19. We will focus on developing positive coping strategies, problem-solving techniques, and resilience. This is an opportunity to express yourself, hear from others, and support one another. Registration is not required.<\/p>\n 果酱视频 offers therapy groups for individuals struggling with eating disorders, weight control, body image, or related problems with self-regulation. Services are confidential and available at no fee to 果酱视频 students and staff.<\/p>\n For information and registration, please see the Center for Psychological Services<\/a> or contact Dr. Jonathan Jackson at 516.877.4823.<\/p>\n Combining education and intervention, this support group is tailored to individual needs, applied in a supportive and encouraging group setting. Interventions will include counter-conditioning such as relaxation, breathing, yoga, and imaging, along with education including how avoidance sustains anxiety and can even make it worse.<\/p>\n For information and registration, please see the Center for Psychological Services<\/a> or contact Dr. Jonathan Jackson, 516.877.4820.<\/p>\n Free and confidential.<\/strong><\/p>\n In a safe environment, this group will look at how sexual assault continues to affect day-to-day living. Even if the unwanted contact happened months or years ago, all survivors are invited to participate. Snacks and refreshments provided!<\/p>\nAsk, Persuade, Assist<\/h2>\n
Be Free From It!<\/h2>\n
LGBTQ+ Student Empowerment Group<\/h2>\n
Racism, Injustice & Change Support Group<\/h2>\n
Coping with COVID-19 Support Group<\/h2>\n
Eating Disorders Treatment Group<\/h2>\n
Anxiety Support Group<\/h2>\n
Sexual Assault Survivors Group<\/h2>\n