CAPS is committed to promoting inclusion and the affirmation of individual and cultural diversity. Our services and training foster the development of healthy behaviors necessary for success in a complex global environment.

• CAPS stands in solidarity with APIDA and Asian communities

CAPS is committed to collaborating with our campus and community partners to best inhabit our Principles of Community. We remind you of their presence and some resources for involvement:

• African Students Programs
• Asian Pacific Student Programs
• Chicano Student Programs
• LGBTRC
• Middle Eastern Student Center
• Native American Student Programs
• Office of Foster Youth Support Services
• Student Disability Resource Center
• Undocumented Student Programs
• Veterans Resource Center
• Women’s Resource Center

Helpful Resources

• Let's Fight Racism! | United Nations
• 5 Ways to Fight Racism and Xenophobia | UNICEF USA
• Ending racism | American Friends Service Committee
• Stop AAPI | Hate Reporting
• Asian Mental Health Collective
• Asian American Mental Health Collective directory of APISAA therapists
• Bystander Intervention Training to Stop Anti-Asian/American and Xenophobic Harassment
• Helping AAPI Families Talk to Children and Teens Exposed to Anti-Asian Bullying and Harassment

• CAPS Fall 2021 Clinical Groups

New Events:

• Fall 2021 Navigating your new normal workshop
• Fall CAPS Mindfulness Workshop 2021
• Fall Healthy Habits workshop 2021
• Fall Stress Less Workshop 2021
• Sleep Fall Workshop Series 2021

If you are in crisis and urgently want to speak to a counselor, call Call 951-827-5531, Select Option 1 to speak to a crisis counselor 24 hours a day; 
For all Life threatening emergencies, call 911 or campus police at 951-827-5222 if on campus.

NOTICE TO CLIENTS

As you may be aware, the World Health Organization has declared the COVID-19 a pandemic. As the nation is working to minimize the spread of the virus, UCR Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) is following local, state, and national guidance regarding contingency planning related to our delivery of services.

Currently, CAPS is operating via TeleMental Health sessions only (secure videoconferencing and phone sessions).  As we have recently transitioned to a remote Telemental Health platform, we ask for patience as we navigate  the new platform and are making every effort to streamline the process of getting connected to a clinician for a remote session. 

Your well-being is a top priority, and we want to provide you with as much information as possible to allow you to make informed decisions about your needs and continued clinical care. 

Alternate Options:

1. Use Live Health Online

• Easy and convenient access. All you need is a smartphone, tablet, laptop or computer with a camera and internet access.
• Zero out of pocket for those with UCSHIP for psychiatry and therapy.
• Short wait times. Most appointments are available within the same week.
• Available to non-UCSHIP insurance plans. Please check to see if your plan has this benefit.

2. Use Self-Help Tools mentalhealth.ucr.edu

3. Use TAO

• Self help, self-guided: Think of TAO as an online library of engaging, interactive programs to learn life skills and to help you bounce back from disappointments or stumbling blocks in life. As you watch videos and engage with our interactive components, you will gain the knowledge, self-awareness, and skills you need to achieve your goals.
• Flexible to meet your needs: You can complete TAO at your own pace, whether that is just one session a day, or perhaps two whole modules. It is entirely up to you.
• Wide variety to choose from: Using TAO, you will learn from different modules you chose to use! Some of the biggest challenges facing students these days are available; modules on depression, anxiety, anger, stress management and more.

As always, after hours crisis/consultation support will continue to be available. You can reach these services by calling CAPS main line (951) 827-5531 and selecting option 1 or calling the direct line at (877) 211-3684.

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Late Arrival Policy (Effective 9/23/19)

• You will be marked a “no-show” if you are 15 minutes late to your scheduled appointment.
• If you are less than 14 minutes late to your scheduled appointment, you will be seen for the remainder of the allotted appointment time.
• If you are late to a specified early-arrival appointment, (e.g., an intake appointment) you may be seen for the remainder of the allotted appointment time. And/or you may be scheduled to return another day to complete that appointment. The decision to be seen for the remainder of the time or to be rescheduled will depend on your arrival time and the clinical judgment of CAPS staff.