Outreach Services

At CAPS we strive to meet the needs of students and the overall Emory community beyond the therapeutic space. Ensuring the psychological health, and the collective functioning of the Emory community serves as a top priority. CAPS leads this charge from a space of cultural sensitivity and humility, a keen sense of understanding the day-to-day student experience, strong clinical expertise, and open collaboration. Individual student success functions in direction relation to the overall well-being of the greater campus environment. 

We further the outreach vision and mission through close partnership with campus partners. Together, we develop programing that aims to promote sustained well-being and preventative care for all within the Emory community. CAPS offers presentations and facilitate dialogues in the following topic areas (but not limited to):   

• Depression  

• General and Social Anxiety  

• Imposter Phenomenon   

• Grief  

• Attachment/Social/Family Concerns  

• Risk Concerns (suicide, non-suicidal self-injury, and harm to others)  

• International Student Concerns  

Campus partners and student organizations may access CAPS outreach services through request. These requests are made by completing our  Engagement Request Form.  

IMPORTANT TO NOTE: All requests for outreach services should be made at least 3 weeks prior to the event.  

All requests are reviewed and prioritized based on alignment with the vision and mission of CAPS outreach services. Prior to completing a request form, please check out our drop-in workshop and support group offerings to see if we are already provide programs that fulfill your needs. In addition, if you are a Residence Life staff member seeking resources of an in-hall program, please remember to use the  Take a Break Toolkit  first. 

If you have any questions, please contact our office at caps.info@emory.edu.