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Students can connect with a community-based counselor for Let’s Talk in person and via phone appointments. Conversations with CAPS (Counseling, ADAP – alcohol and other drug assistance program – and Psychiatric Services) counselors are private and confidential.
- To schedule an appointment, call 848-932-7884 and leave a voicemail with your full name, phone number, and RU ID.
- Please speak slowly and clearly into the phone. Your message will be returned within 1 hour during regular business hours.
- Please note: CAPS will return your call from a blocked number, so please set your phone to allow blocked numbers and set up your voicemail to allow for messages.
Access to and information about other CAPS services is available by calling CAPS at 848-932-7884.
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Rutgers CAPS offers mental health services for students, such as individual and group counseling/therapy, crisis services, a wide variety of workshops (e.g., Coping with Anxiety, Mindful Meditation, etc.), and Let's Talk (informal support from a counselor). We also assist students with substance use concerns, and our psychiatrists offer medication management. With the exception of psychiatry (medication management), we do not bill students for services beyond their standard Student Health Fee. For students who prefer an off-campus resource, we can assist with referrals to providers in the community who take the student's insurance. Call 848-932-7884.
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We are fortunate to have Shan Reeves, from Rutgers CAPS (Counseling, ADAP, and Psychiatric Services), working directly with the Honors College to help you address challenges and emotions that you may be feeling throughout the year. Counseling sessions are private, free, and confidential.
The Honors College also maintains wellness-based programs and initiatives developed based on findings from a student-driven mental health task force that indicated a desire for more peer-support initiatives. We aim to foster a culture of wellness in the Honors College and to dismantle the stigmas surrounding mental health.