Programs
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How to Help a Student in Distress
Over 650 faculty and staff have been trained in how to respond to students in crisis or despair. We encourage all campus community members to attend this beneficial training. Learn about warning signs, how to respond, and resources available to you and the student on campus.
Campus Violence Prevention Project
The Campus Violence Prevention Project (CVPP) is a campus and community partnership initiative striving to end all forms of relationship violence in the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh community through systemic, institutional and cultural change.
This project oversees the efforts of the:
On-campus Victim Advocate
CARE and MenCARE
The coordination for victim services
The Center for Balance
The Center for Balance was created to help individuals enhance their physical and mental well being. Individuals accessing this service will be taught stress management skills and relaxation exercises that can be used in everyday life to reduce overall stress levels. An assessment of current stress level will be provided in order to tailor a personal plan to help restore balance to your life based on your specific stressors. Many tools are available through the Center for Balance some of which are biofeedback, individual therapy, group therapy, self-help books, relaxation CD’s, yoga CD’s, stress management plans and relaxation exercises.
Doctoral and Masters Internships
The University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Counseling Center offers training to graduate students in doctoral and masters counseling programs. The internship is part-time (20 hours per week) over the course of two semesters, beginning with the fall semester.
The major concentrations emphasized throughout the internship year are: individual psychotherapy; group therapy; and career counseling. The training program emphasizes college student development and multicultural awareness.