The FSU Psychology Clinic’s Service and Outreach Workgroup is partnering with OneBlood to host a blood drive from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, May 29, in front of the FSU Psychology Department Building.
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Registration for Summer B intramural sports is now open through Wednesday, July 1, featuring soccer, flag football, sand volleyball, pickleball and session-long tournaments like cornhole, Spikeball and basketball. Grab your teammates and check out the schedule to find the dates that work for you.
Need to cool off, hang out with friends or make some new ones? Join the Center for Global Engagement (CGE) this summer at International Coffee Hour: Summer Blends to enjoy a free featured snack of the week every Friday classes are in session from 5 to 6:30 p.m. in the Globe Dining Room. Follow CGE's Instagram for weekly Coffee Hour snack of the week updates.
The Cognitive Processing Therapy group at the FSU Psychology Clinic is an evidence-based treatment to address trauma symptoms related to actual or threatened sexual assault or sexual abuse.
Group dialectical behavior therapy is available at the FSU Psychology Clinic for individuals ages 18 and older who struggle with intense emotions or distress, interpersonal problems, impulsive behaviors or suicidal and/or self-injurious urges or behaviors.
The Teen Emotion Skills Training groups help preteens and teens develop emotion regulation, distress tolerance and interpersonal skills. If your teen struggles with impulsive or reckless behavior, self-injury or suicide related thoughts or behaviors, or difficulties getting along with others, the therapists at the FSU Psychology Clinic can help. Please note: This group is not for teens whose difficulties are related primarily to autism spectrum disorder.
The FSU Psychology Clinic offers group telehealth treatment for adults who engage in hoarding and have difficulty discarding items. Evidence-based skills to decrease acquiring and increase discarding will be developed.
Are you interested in disaster preparedness, volunteering to assist the FSU community during an emergency or working in emergency management? Join the Campus Emergency Response Volunteers (CERV). Receive training, learn emergency preparedness tips, gain volunteer hours through real emergency management experience and more! Join the CERV Canvas page to learn more.
If you have a child struggling with misbehavior, defiance or opposition, or if you as a parent or caregiver struggle to implement effective discipline, the FSU Psychology Clinic therapists can help. This 12-week group teaches parents effective strategies for managing behavior at home, school and in public places.
SPEAR is a free online course that reviews types of weather emergencies and other disasters and how to prepare yourself and your family. Are you new to Tallahassee, designated as essential personnel or unfamiliar with FSU’s essential personnel policy? This training is for you!