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Individual Counseling

Learn More About Individual Counseling 

Feeling stressed, overwhelmed, or just need someone to talk to? Counseling may help—and we’re here for you.

Here’s what to expect:

  • Confidential, one-on-one support with a professional counselor
  • A safe space to talk about anything—stress, anxiety, relationships, identity, academics, and more
  • A short-term approach focused on helping you feel better and build coping tools
  • No pressure to commit—you can start with just one session to see how it feels

Not sure if it’s for you?
That’s totally okay. Schedule an appointment to talk it over—there is no obligation to continue.

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Couples Counseling

Learn More About Couples Counseling

In a relationship and looking to strengthen it? We offer short-term couples counseling for enrolled CSUSB students.

Here’s what to know:

  • Available only if both partners are currently enrolled CSUSB students
  • In-person sessions, typically 60-90 minutes
  • Work with a counselor together as a couple
  • Focus on goals like:
    • Improving communication
    • Strengthening connection
    • Managing conflict in healthy ways
    • Building problem-solving skills

Whether you're dating, partnered, or somewhere in between, we're here to support your relationship. Schedule an appointment to talk it over—there is no obligation to continue.

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Group Counseling

Learn More About Group Counseling

You’re not alone—group counseling can be a great way to connect with others who are dealing with similar challenges.

Why try group counseling?

  • Get support from others who “get it”
  • Learn new ways to cope and communicate
  • Feel less alone with what you’re going through
  • Improve how you relate to others

What to know:

  • Groups can focus on topics like anxiety, relationships, identity, and more
  • Open to all CSUSB students
  • Most groups require a brief screening appointment before joining
  • Days and times vary based on student needs

Interested?
Call us at (909) 537-5040 to learn about current groups and set up a screening appointment. Check out the group options offered this semester. 

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Case Management

Learn More About Our Case Management Services

Need Help Finding Resources? We’ve Got You.

Not sure where to start or just need some extra support? Our case manager can help you figure out what’s available both on and off campus. Just ask our front desk to set up a case management appointment.

What is Case Management?
It’s basically one-on-one support to help you navigate stuff like food, housing, health care, and more. We’ll talk about what you’re going through and connect you to the right resources.

Some things we can help with:

  • Food & Basic Needs: Food banks, EBT/Cal Fresh, hygiene kits, emergency supplies
  • Health & Mental Health: Medi-Cal applications, off-campus therapy (individual, couples, family), ADHD/autism evaluations, substance use support
  • Housing & Safety: Help finding housing, emergency shelters, domestic violence resources
  • Life Situations: Job help, parenting support, and other programs you might not even know exist
  • And more!

 Schedule an appointment to meet with our Case Manager, Jazmin Rodriguez, LCSW.

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Health & Wellness Workshops

Learn More About Our Health and Wellness Workshops

Want to learn helpful ways to manage stress, anxiety, or just take better care of your mental health? Our health and wellness workshops are a great place to start—no ongoing counseling required.

What to expect:

  • One-time, drop-in style sessions—easy to join with no commitment
  • Offered in-person and virtually on Zoom for your convenience
  • Learn practical tools in a relaxed and supportive space
  • Open to all CSUSB students

Past workshops have included:

  • Demystifying Therapy – Learn what therapy is like, how to start, and what to expect
  • Calm the Chaos: Anxiety Relief for Busy Students – Understand your anxiety and practice simple, effective ways to manage it
  • Check out more of our previous workshops in our Workshop Library.

New topics are added regularly—keep an eye out for our current sessions!

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Let's Talk (Drop-In)

Learn More About Our Let's Talk Virtual Drop-In Services

Got something on your mind but not ready for full-on therapy? Let’s Talk is a casual, virtual drop-in service where you can chat one-on-one with a CAPS counselor—no appointment, no pressure. Starting this Fall 2025!

Here’s what to know:

  • Open to all currently enrolled CSUSB & PDC students
  • Not therapy—just a quick, supportive conversation (20–25 minutes)
  • Great for:
    • First-timers curious about counseling
    • Quick check-ins or advice on a specific issue
    • Learning more about CAPS services and resources
  • Common topics: stress, relationships, family, school, money, anxiety, and more
  • Happens virtually on Zoom from 12–1 PM every 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the semester
  • No appointment needed—just click the Zoom link or scan the flyer QR code

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Let’s Talk is:

  • Free and confidential (with a few safety exceptions)
  • A great first step if you’re unsure about counseling
  • Not a crisis service or a replacement for therapy

Need more support? We can help connect you to the right CAPS services. Contact us at (909) 537-5040.