Resources
Campus Resources
CU Quit
We want to CU Quit! The Office of Health Promotion offers free tobacco cessation counseling for those who wish to quit cold turkey or to complement any medical treatment. To schedule a session, call 864-656-0141. We recommend the free online Become an EX-Smoker program to students.
CU CARES
CU CARES is an intervention and prevention program for students affected by relationship and/or sexual violence. For additional information, call 864-656-1294.
CAPS
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) is the University's only facility for personal counseling, psychological testing, outreach and consultation. Services available to students include individual counseling; group counseling; couples counseling; and personality, learning disorder and ADHD assessment. To inquire about CAPS services, call 864-656-2451.
Medical Resources
- ADD/ADHD Information
- Flu Fighters
- Meningococcal Disease
- Speak Up: Prevent Errors in Your Care
- Speak Up: Prevent the Spread of Infection
- Speak Up: Take Medication Safely
- What is the Right Way to Wash Your Hands?
Resources for Faculty, Staff, Students and Parents
- Redfern Brochure — View the online version of our Redfern Brochure.
- StudentHealth101
- Parent Guide — View the online version of our Parent Guide.
- Tips for Parents
- Students in Distress Guide for Faculty and Staff
- Tips for Faculty Led Discussions
- Referring Students Who Threaten to Harm Themselves or Others
- Managing Traumatic Stress: Tips for Recovering from Disasters and Other Traumatic Events
- Mind/Body Health: The Effects of Traumatic Stress
- Death, Loss, Grief Brochure
- Surviving the Effects of Trauma
- Road to Resilience, an APA brochure
- Tips for College and University Students: Managing Your Distress in the Aftermath of School Shootings