| HUMAN RELATIONS | COMMUNICATION SKILLS | WELLNESS & QUALITY OF LIFE | PERSONAL GROWTH |
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Contemporary Male/Female Relationships
People-to-People: Getting To Know You
Falling Out of Love: Letting Go
Coping With Remarriage: Second Time Around
Building Support Systems
Diversity Issues
Couples Communication
Step-Parenting: Yours, Mine, & Ours
Dual Career Families
Relationship Enhancement
Intimacy
Domestic Violence & Dating Violence
Maintaining Marriage in Graduate School
Premarital Relationship Issues
Overcoming Jealousy: What’s Love Got To Do With It
Dating
Families: Can’t Live With Them, Can’t Live Without Them
Assertiveness Training
Communication Skills
Conflict Management
Listening & Helping Skills
Workshop Workshop
Team Building
Stress Management
Prioritizing My Life
Guided Imagery: Using Fantasy for Effective Living
Dreams
Sex & Intimacy
Birth Control
Hypnosis
Beating the Blues
Adjusting To & Coping With College
Anger Management
Sex Roles & Personal Adjustment
Women’s Development
Men’s Development
Alone in a Couples World
Decision-Making
Goal Setting
Who Am I?
Overcoming Procrastination
Getting Motivated
Nontraditional and Re-entry Students
Adjusting to Divorce
Midlife Transitions
Life After 30
Death & Dying
Grief & Loss
When a Parent Dies
First Generation College Students
Date Rape
Eating Disorders
Body Image
Suicide: Awareness & Prevention
Parenting
Child Abuse
Adult Children of Alcoholics
How to Identify and Assist Troubled Students
Healing From Abuse
Performance Anxiety
Gay, Lesbian, & Bisexual Issues
The staff of the Counseling and Psychological Services Center provide workshops for training, staff development, team building, and psychoeducation. We are eager to meet the needs of Appalachian State University students. We welcome requests for programs from classes, organizations, teams, campus offices, and residence halls. Workshops are available on the enclosed topics or others that may be of interest.
Simply call the Center (262-3180) and speak with Rafael Harris, the Outreach Coordinator, about your request. Be prepared with your topic choice, group type and size, and the date, time, and location of your event. We suggest that requests be made at least two weeks prior to your scheduled event. Given sufficient time and staff availability we will be happy to meet your request.
The WELLNESS PEER EDUCATORS, a group of trained students, working through the Wellness Center, are also available to provide programs on various wellness, alcohol, and drug issues. Call the Wellness Center (262-3148) to make a request or get more information.
The PEER CAREER CENTER, staffed by students trained in career counseling, offers a variety of programs on career and major choice issues. Call the Peer Career Center (262-2029) to make a request or get more information.