Dialectical Behavioral Therapy in College

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Dialectical Behavioral Therapy in College Counseling Groups Vanessa Stein, LCSW Kristal Pollack, LCSW Presenter Information Kristal Pollack is a LCSW who graduated from FSU and FIU has been with CAPS since August 2013. Interests include depression, anxiety, non suicidal self injury, and crisis intervention. Past experiences include homeless shelter for youth, school social work, and community mental health. Campus liaison to Active Minds, and Nike and Hercules Resident Halls. Created and co-facilitates a DBT group for high risk students. Sits on the Eating Disorders Treatment Team. Vanessa Stein is a LCSW who graduated from UF and UCF and has been with CAPS since January 2013. She is a member of NASW and is a qualified Supervisor for the State of FL. Interests include anxiety, non suicidal self injury, grief & loss, crisis intervention and mindfulness. Past experiences in healthcare, hospice, and middle school settings. Campus liaison with VARC (Veterans) and Hillel (Jewish students). Awarded a grant to launch an innovative Peer Educators program. Created and co-facilitates a DBT group for high risk students. Sits on the Substance Abuse Treatment Team. Opposite Action http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MDReKsP3sQ About UCF CAPS Clinical Services at CAPS provides comprehensive psychological services to the UCF community. We promote practices that are student centered and aspire to be seen as an essential resource to the UCF community. In this effort, we offer a range of clinical services focusing on student’s psychological and developmental needs. We provide short term individual, couples and group counseling, workshops, campus presentations, crisis intervention, animal assisted therapy, expressive arts therapy, a peer educators program, yoga therapy and other innovative interventions UCF Care Management Team The purpose of the Care Management Team (CMT) is to provide wrap-around services to students. This approach provides a valuable bridge between our internal departments on campus and other services in the community in an effort to provide UCF students with integrated mental health care. The CMT strives to serve the needs of our students and the University through efforts to coordinate case management, monitor referrals, promote coordination and monitoring of care through collaboration among departments or agencies, improve communication, and facilitate coordination and continuity of care in complex cases. UCF Care Management Team CAPS has three full time Licensed Clinical Social Workers assigned as Care Managers In 2013, CMT saw 207 students at 617 unique appointments CMT assist students, who previously might have “fallen through the cracks,” with issues such