1. Counseling & Psychiatry Services
University of South Carolina
Student Health Services

2. Counseling & Psychiatry
Counseling Services: 5th Floor of Close/Hipp Building,
Psychiatric Services: 3rd Floor of Thomson Student Health Center,
Multidisciplinary staff
Psychologists
Social workers
Counselors
Psychiatrists
Doctoral & Masters level trainees

3. New Counseling Hours!! Starting August 22nd Monday-Thursday Friday
8am-6:30pm
Friday
8am-5pm
Still Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:30pm during summer breaks and university breaks
Currently 10 sessions are included from July 31 to August 1
After 10 sessions used, insurance is billed or fees are charged

4. Counseling Services
Individualized assessment, diagnosis, and treatment recommendations
Individual counseling
Group counseling
Couples counseling
Biofeedback services
Crisis Intervention Services
Community-Based Services
Outreach
Consultation
Mental Health Screening
Referral Services
Begin w/triage (~15 minutes) then intake
Crisis = walk-in, after hours for on-campus students (post-doc), hospitalization
Community-Based = Community Consultation & Intervention (CCI), Online Mental Health Screening (ISP), Outreach/Workshops (Request 2-3 weeks in advance), Community Support Meetings

5. Group Services Understanding Self & Others CBT DBT Mood & Food
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction
Coping Skills Workshop
T-Time (Trans students)
Stronger Together
BlackSpace
Intentional Happiness
ASD Social Skills
*You must be a client to participate in groups

6. Psychiatry services
Psychiatric assessment, diagnosis, and treatment recommendations
Medication prescription, refills, and management
Crisis intervention services
Referral services
*Visits with a Psychiatrist require additional charges
Begin w/triage then intake if appropriate

7. USC
General Medicine Clinic Sexual Assault/Violence Intervention Program (SAVIP) Nutrition USC PD

8. Stress Management services
Campus Wellness
First Floor of Strom Fitness & Recreation Center
1:1 stress management consultations
Website includes links to guided meditations and relaxation exercises

9. More Resources National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
/ Confidential
ULifeline
or Text “Start” to

10. Mental Health Matters Campaign – Be real. Be there
Mental Health Matters Campaign – Be real. Be there. Mental health matters.

11. Self-Care Deep breaths! Ask for help
Prioritize sleep, nutrition, exercise, and participate in pleasurable events and social activities

12. THANK YOU!