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Counseling & Psychological Services

Division of Student Affairs

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  • About
    • Meet Our Staff
    • What to Expect
    • Location, Hours, & Contact Info
  • Services
  • Outreach
    • Response to University Tragedy
  • Suicide Awareness & Prevention
  • Training
  • Self-Help
  • Emergency Resources

Concerned About a Student?

If you believe that someone's life is in danger, call 911. 

Tell Somebody

Anyone (students, faculty/staff, family) can submit a Tell Somebody report if they are concerned about an Aggie.

Stop Hate

Hate is not an Aggie value. Individuals may use the online report form to report hate/bias incidents.

Suicide Prevention Training

Students and Faculty/Staff can participate in Suicide Awareness & Prevention Training.

Student Assistance Services

Student Assistance Services can conduct Student Welfare Checks among other services.

See the Division of Student Affairs' "Concerning Behaviors Response Guide"

Consultation

CAPS counselors are available to consult with staff/faculty, family, and friends who may be concerned about a student. Consultations may occur in-person at the CAPS office or over the phone. During consultations, CAPS counselors maintain the confidentiality of students who are clients to the fullest extent of the law.

Virtual At-Risk Intervention Training

Kognito At-Risk is a 45-minute, online, interactive gatekeeper intervention training program that teaches students, faculty, and staff how to identify individuals exhibiting signs of psychological distress, including depression; approach individuals to discuss their concerns; and make referrals to Texas A&M Counseling and Psychological Services and other community resources.  There are two versions you can use: At-Risk Peer Training & At-Risk for Faculty & Staff.

Supporting a Friend:

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) provides an excellent resource titled, "Want to Know How to Help a Friend?"

Active Minds provides multiple resources for supporting our friends.

The Jed Foundation provides an informative resource titled, "Help a Friend in Need".

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College Station, TX 77843-1263

P: 979.845.4427
F: 979.862.4383
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