CAPS providers are embedded within various campus schools and programs. Students in these programs can initiate services by emailing the embedded therapists directly.
Eshelman School of Pharmacy: Ardith Burkes
CAPS providers are embedded within various campus schools and programs. Students in these programs can initiate services by emailing the embedded therapists directly.
Gillings School of Global Public Health: Stephanie Hoover
CAPS providers are embedded within various campus schools and programs. Students in these programs can initiate services by emailing the embedded therapists directly.
Hussman School of Journalism: Carolyn Ebeling
CAPS providers are embedded within various campus schools and programs. Students in these programs can initiate services by emailing the embedded therapists directly.
School of Law: Tora Taylor-Glover
The focus of this group is on learning more about emotions and improving the ability to effectively manage emotions. Part of the group is educational (teaching skills) and part is processing (sharing experiences and supporting other group members).
A CAPS therapy group offering a safe and trusting environment to dialogue openly and honestly about the experiences of Black women and facilitate empowerment and encouragement.
Typically, this group recruits new members at the beginning of the semester. If that time has passed, you can still ask and express interest.
The Chapel of the Cross offers clergy support and a welcoming community for all undergraduate and graduate students. People of any faith or denomination are welcome.
Provides students of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences with focused assistance to support them in their academics, health, well-being, professionalism, and in situations of discrimination/harassment
Personalized fitness support based on the concept of exercise as a vital sign for health and well-being.
Supports undergraduate and graduate students at all stages of financial health and knowledge with one-on-one coaching, workshops, and tools.
The First in the Family group is a safe and nurturing environment that centers the needs of Carolina’s first-generation college students to discuss the challenges of being the first in the family to attend college with others who “get it.” The group will be a place to give and receive support and will touch on topics such as financial stressors, maintaining boundaries, networking, and family conflicts, in order to help students to be successful academically, professionally, and personally.
This group provides a space that centers the unique experiences and challenges of being a graduate student of color at UNC-Chapel Hill.
Typically, this group recruits new members at the beginning of the semester. If that time has passed, you can still ask and express interest.
