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Below is a list of common experiences that college students face and might bring up in counseling. This resource is meant to provide you with some basic information on each topic. It is by no means an exhaustive list of every situation faced by college students and it is not meant to be a self-diagnosis tool.

If you feel like you, or a friend, might be struggling in one of these areas then please call and set up an appointment to discuss it further with a counselor.

• Anxiety
• Depression
• Eating Disorders
• Intimate Partner Violence and Sexual Assault
• Relationships
• Self Care
• Sexual Orientation/Gender Identity
• Suicide

Faculty and Staff 

Syllabus Statement 

In your syllabus, you may include CAPS as a resource by adding this statement:

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) are free and confidential for enrolled students. For more information, contact CAPS at 402.554.2409, 101 H&K, Monday – Friday, 8 A.M. - 5 P.M.

Please also visit our website: caps.unomaha.edu to learn more. If you are in crisis or dealing with thoughts of suicide, please call 402.554.2409 (and press "2" after-hours) to speak to a counselor immediately.

CARE Team 

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College can be hard for you, too! See what you can do to help your student during their transition to college life. And, if you're a student who is also a parent, we have resources available for you as well.

• Parent& Family Resources
• Student-Parent Resources
• Power of Parenting