Depression Screening Month
October is National Depression Screening Month. Depression is one of the most pressing concerns affecting college students, so Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) challenges the Mason community to #TalkAboutIt. Throughout the month, we will be sharing information to raise awareness and understanding of depression as well as ways students can access free, online self-screening tools. Last update: October 13, 2020.
Social Media Campaign Follow @caps_gmu on Instagram and Twitter! Throughout the month, we will be sharing information, resources, and coping tips on depression! Online Screening Services ULifeline Offered at no cost by the Jed Foundation, students can now access an online screening tool through ULifeline. ULifeline is an online resource for college mental health. To access the screening tool, please click the link below and select “Self-Evaluator” on the main menu. Once there, please complete the following steps: Please note: All responses to the mental health screening tools are anonymous. Therapy Assistance Online CAPS at Mason is pleased to offer Therapy Assistance Online (TAO). TAO is a FREE strictly confidential interactive web-based program that provides 24/7 self-help resources and support to the Mason community. All you need to register is your Mason email following the steps below. Register in 4 Easy Steps: *It is okay if you are not sure where to start. You can use TAO’s online screening tool to find out which module recommendations would be helpful for you. Depression Resources
*Also available on mobile devices (Apple or Android App store).