Individual Counseling

Emergency Contacts

GMU Crisis Service:
703-993-2380, option 1
or
GMU Police: 703-993-2810
or
911
@caps_gmu
  • Together, let's explore the mental wellness of those who devote themselves to assisting others! 

To register for this event, visit Mason360 or cglink.me/2d7/r2265745
  • Welcome to PEP talks! Enter Aseeyah, the self-care advocate from PEP, highlighting the importance of rest, nutrition, exercise, and relaxation to manage busy schedules and put your well-being first.

Join our PEP team! Applications are now open. Simply visit cglink.me/2d7/s95009 or the link in our bio to apply!
  • Happy International Women's Day! Swipe to learn more about women’s mental health and keep the conversation going.
  • Meet our incredible PEP team dedicated to improving mental well-being and being a pillar of support for our Mason students! Together, we're breaking stigma and spreading awareness. 🌟
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Interested in being a peer educator for CAPS? Keep an eye out for next year's PEP cohort application that will be posted soon!
  • Studies show that about 15%- 20% of college students engage in self-harm*. We are here for you. Reach out to us at 703-993-2380.

* (Whitlock, 2011; Kiekens, 2021)
Together, let's explore the mental wellness of those who devote themselves to assisting others! 

To register for this event, visit Mason360 or cglink.me/2d7/r2265745
Together, let's explore the mental wellness of those who devote themselves to assisting others! To register for this event, visit Mason360 or cglink.me/2d7/r2265745
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Welcome to PEP talks! Enter Aseeyah, the self-care advocate from PEP, highlighting the importance of rest, nutrition, exercise, and relaxation to manage busy schedules and put your well-being first. Join our PEP team! Applications are now open. Simply visit cglink.me/2d7/s95009 or the link in our bio to apply!
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Happy International Women's Day! Swipe to learn more about women’s mental health and keep the conversation going.
Happy International Women's Day! Swipe to learn more about women’s mental health and keep the conversation going.
Happy International Women's Day! Swipe to learn more about women’s mental health and keep the conversation going.
Happy International Women's Day! Swipe to learn more about women’s mental health and keep the conversation going.
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Meet our incredible PEP team dedicated to improving mental well-being and being a pillar of support for our Mason students! Together, we're breaking stigma and spreading awareness. 🌟 • Interested in being a peer educator for CAPS? Keep an eye out for next year's PEP cohort application that will be posted soon!
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Studies show that about 15%- 20% of college students engage in self-harm*. We are here for you. Reach out to us at 703-993-2380.

* (Whitlock, 2011; Kiekens, 2021)
Studies show that about 15%- 20% of college students engage in self-harm*. We are here for you. Reach out to us at 703-993-2380.

* (Whitlock, 2011; Kiekens, 2021)
Studies show that about 15%- 20% of college students engage in self-harm*. We are here for you. Reach out to us at 703-993-2380.

* (Whitlock, 2011; Kiekens, 2021)
Studies show that about 15%- 20% of college students engage in self-harm*. We are here for you. Reach out to us at 703-993-2380.

* (Whitlock, 2011; Kiekens, 2021)
Studies show that about 15%- 20% of college students engage in self-harm*. We are here for you. Reach out to us at 703-993-2380. * (Whitlock, 2011; Kiekens, 2021)
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Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) at George Mason University offers a variety of psychological services designed to assist students in resolving issues that cause emotional distress and interfere with personal goals and academic success.

The first step is to complete an intake appointment during which you will speak with a clinician about your concerns and collaboratively identify how best to address your needs. This may involve referrals to resources on- and off-campus and/or to services offered by CAPS, including group therapy, skills-based workshops, case management, individual counseling, and psychiatry.

Individual counseling at CAPS is dependent on treatment needs and availability. While some concerns can be effectively addressed by our Center, it is also common for student concerns to require specialized or more intensive care than is available in a university counseling center setting. When this is the case, clinicians assist students in connecting to the appropriate community services to ensure they receive the best treatment.