News

A Recognition of Ongoing Racial Trauma

April 13, 2021

CAPS acknowledges the profound grief, anger, and other emotions that students, faculty, and staff may be experiencing after news of the death of Daunte Wright. Seeing yet another racial trauma, particularly as the trial of George Floyd's killing is simultaneously taking place, can take an emotional toll on our students and others in our communities.

If you would like to speak to a clinician, please call 765-494-6995. Crisis services are available 24/7.

For further information and resources connected to systemic racism, injustice, and mental health concerns please see our web page on Addressing Systemic Racism and Injustice

Looking for Ways to Manage Stress?

April 6, 2021

Then check out our Stress Survival Kit programs that are running several times through the month of April! Just join the day of the event with the link provided. Check out dates, times, and a description of the program under our Scheduled Programs page.

Statement in Response to Hate Crimes Against Asian and Asian Americans

March 18, 2021

CAPS stands with our Asian and Asian American faculty, staff, and students and oppose systemic racism, prejudice, injustice, and inequity. Please read our statement in response to the recent shootings in Georgia in which 8 people died, 6 of which were Asian women. CAPS is here to support students who would like to process this event, or any other experiences with white supremacy, discrimination, injustice, prejudice, and racism. Please call CAPS at 765-494-6995 to speak with a CAPS therapist or visit our statement for additional resources.

Is What You're Feeling Grief?

March 18, 2021

CAPS will have two opportunities to explore how the experience of grief and loss can show up during the time of COVID-19. Please see our scheduled programs page for more information and a link to join.