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Top 5 Things You Can Do
Top 5 Things You Can Do
Encourage students to make an
individual counseling appointment
with an alcohol and drug counselor. Generally students benefit from individualized information from our staff. To make an appointment the student can call (805) 893-5013.
Encourage students to volunteer for a group program like
CASE
. Students usually enjoy the group process and graduate with important skills to manage their alcohol/drug use.
To sign up for a CASE, the student needs to show up for an Brief Assessment. Here, they can talk to a counselor about which group would suit their needs. Intake sessions occur Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 9:00-9:45am in Embarcadero Hall (2
nd
floor).
Call the Alcohol & Drug Program general line and ask to speak to a counselor for personalized advice. You may have a student who you are concerned about, but you’re unsure what to do next. Call (805) 893-5013.
Refer students to the
Life of the Party website
and
Facebook page
. This information is great for students who need a tips on how to party safe.
Refer students to the
Recovery Support Services
. This program is available to students who might need help or support if they are in recovery or thinking about recovery. We have both professional and peer counseling staff available for students, as well as a student 12-Step Group offered in the evenings
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