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Groups
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Fall
2005 Semester
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| Please call CSDC at 753-1206
for more information or to inquire about participation in CSDC groups. All
groups meet weekly and meet at CLB 200 unless otherwise indicated. |
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Group
Therapy: Often the Ideal Assistance; Here's Why... |
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Dissertation & Thesis Support Group
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2:00-3:30
Wednesdays |
| Facilitator:
Dr. Tim Paquette |
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| This group is
designed for master's-level or doctoral-level graduate students working on
a thesis or dissertation. Taking a "coaching" approach, members
will share emotional support, campus resources, and ideas for navigating
various stages of the process. This is not
a therapy group or a substitute for therapy. |
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Adult
Children of Alcoholics (ACOA)
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3:00-4:30
Wednesdays |
| Facilitators: Dr. Barbara Fouts & Ms. Season Ellery |
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| This group for individuals from an alcoholic home
will address a variety of issues such as relationships and self-esteem.
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Overcoming Depression
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3:15-4:30
Thursdays |
| Facilitators: Ms.
Cassandra Downs & Ms. Liz Garcia |
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| This is a ten week
structured group offering support and strategies for recovering from
depression. |
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Emotional
Wisdom
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Time:
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3:15-5:15
Mondays |
| Facilitators:
Dr. Anna Beth Payne & Ms. Rachel Slater |
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| Emotional wisdom is the ability to be aware of
one’s emotions, to respond to distressing emotions in a healthy way, and
to be able to nurture qualities that support positive experiences and
relationships. Developing
this wisdom is a life-long task, one that the Emotional Wisdom group can
help get members started on. It
is an 8-week semi-structured group focused on helping individuals increase
their awareness of self, the ability to be mindful, and the role that their emotions play in their lives. |
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Family of Origin
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Time:
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3:00-4:30
Wednesdays |
| Facilitator: Dr.
Shiraz Tata |
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| This is an opportunity to
explore how emotional and relational roadblocks may relate to family
roots. Learn how to try and improve relationships with family, friends,
and significant others. |
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| Relationship Enhancement |
Time:
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3:30-5:00
Tuesdays |
| Facilitators:
Dr. Tim Paquette & Ms. Gulin Guneri-Minton |
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| This group provides a
safe and supportive place for students to explore their interpersonal
concerns and identify ways to enhance their relationships. Group members will help each other address relationship problems with partners, friends,
roommates, family members, and others. The group offers an opportunity to learn more about how you relate to others and how to utilize this awareness to make changes that can lead to more healthy and satisfying relationships. |
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Recognizing the Experiences of African-American Life (REAAL) |
Time:
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1:30-3:00
Tuesdays |
| Facilitators:
Dr. Edward Heard & Ms. Cassandra Downs |
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| REAAL is a group geared toward the college experience of African-American students. It provides African-American students a confidential and authentic atmosphere to share their unique personal journeys. Students who participate in this group will become empowered as they voice their concerns, learn to be more interpersonally effective, improve life skills, and sharpen their focus on their goals. REAAL is facilitated by African-American counselors.
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