CASE (College Alcohol and Substance Education) is an educational program in which participants complete a self-assessment and meet with an ADP clinician for a brief assessment. During this program, students have the opportunity to reflect on their college experience, increase self-awareness, work toward enhancing overall wellness and safety, and acquire information about drugs and alcohol, including their associated risks and risk-reduction strategies. The program emphasizes safety, personal responsibility for self and others, and health and well-being.
CASE is offered to mandated UCSB students, as well as those who are self-referred or referred by other campus professionals.
CASE course content includes
- Alcohol, cannabis, and other drug information to help make safe and informed choices.
- Opportunities for self-reflection, goal-setting, and evaluation of health related habits, and discussions about ways to enhance wellbeing and find greater balance.
- Safety and risk reduction strategies if choosing to use substances, and education about how to identify an alcohol or drug emergency or help someone of concern.
CASE Program Details
- Completing a ScreenU self-assessment
- Brief assessment with an ADP clinician
- No fee for CASE groups.
CASE is available to
- Students living in the UCSB and affiliated residence halls who are referred for alcohol and drug policy violations
- UCSB students who are referred through other campus departments and campus partners
- UCSB students who choose to enroll in the CASE program
If you would like more information on our CASE program, Please email adp@sa.ucsb.edu or call our office (805) 893-5013