1. Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)

2. Counseling and Psychological Services
Located in the lower level of Main Hall
8:00-4:30 Monday through Friday
snc.edu/counseling

3. Counseling and Psychological Services
All services are FREE and CONFIDENTIAL

4. Senior Director of Counseling/Career & Professional Development
Meet the Staff
Bruce Robertson, PhD
Senior Director of Counseling/Career & Professional Development

5. Meet the Staff
Tom Doughman, LMFT
Assistant Director

6. Meet the Staff
Michael Bauer, LCSW
Counselor

7. Meet the Staff
Lisa Burke, LCSW
Counselor

8. Meet the Staff
Andy Guenther-Pal, MSW
Counselor

9. SURVEY SAYS…

10. Enter Game Pin #

11. Adjusting to life on campus
Sue Calls Home

12. Stress and anxiety

13. Depression

14. Relationships

15. Learning and processing issues

16. Issues with body image

17. Anger management

18. Autism spectrum support

19. Bystander intervention and sexual misconduct

20. Suicide prevention

21. Alcohol and other drugs
Saturday Night Live Clip

22. Students and Counseling
The most common reason students see a counselor:
Depression
Anxiety
Eating disorders
Relationship Issues

23. Adjusting to life on campus
How I feel about coming to college:
It’s going to be awesome - I can’t wait!
I’m excited, but really nervous, too
I’m really nervous, not very excited
I’m terrified

24. SNC Fun Facts
How much are you fined if you are found on a building’s rooftop?
$300
$500
$700
$1,000

25. SNC Fun Facts How much are you fined if you pull a false fire alarm?
$250
$575
$750
$1,000

26. Partnership with prevention and wellness education
STAR Program
Multicultural Center
International Students
First Generation Students
LGBTQ

27. We seek to increase awareness and foster understanding and acceptance of the diversity of gender and sexuality within a Catholic, Norbertine, and liberal arts environment.
The college is working to create a more inclusive environment for LGBT students, faculty, and staff as members of our community.  Thus, starting this fall, we will provide Safe Space Ally training for those individuals in our community who choose to take on the role of being an ally.  So, if you see the Safe Space Ally logo on campus offices or rooms, please know that the person residing/working there is a trained ally through our Safe Space Ally program. The logo and the presence of an ally is an extension of the welcome and support we hope that all students experience on our campus.

28. THANK YOU!