CAPS provides the following services, among other services, in an atmosphere that is welcoming, comfortable, and multi-culturally sensitive for all travelers:

• Individual Counseling
• Group Opportunities
• Urgent/Crisis Services
• Psychiatric Evaluations and Medication Management
• ADHS Screenings and Support
• Eating Patterns Screening and Support
• Substance Abuse Screenings and Support

The University Psychological Clinic offers therapy for many difficulties and concerns, including:

• Depression and anxiety
• Problems with procrastination
• Problems with personal relationships, including spouses, family and friends;
• School and career difficulties, problems at work with colleagues or superiors, confusion or concern about sexual identities or preferences, problems dealing with an upsetting or traumatic event, issues with transition from one city or country to another
• Dealing with the loss of a loved one or close relationship

The Psychological Clinic is not a free service, though it does accept many types of insurance and payment options.

The Mary A. Rackham Institute, Suite 100
500 E. Washington St.
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
734-615-7853

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• General information about travel and health concerns (including immunizations needed)

• University of Michigan resources and information related in global programs and for students going abroad

• Stressbusters Wellness Mobile App
  A personal wellness assistant continuously updated with daily messages, video-stream heath rewards, audio tracks to increase calm and focus.

• My Free Yoga Videos and Downloads
  Perform downdog with fellow Yogis with free yoga videos, many of which are downloadable. Choose a video that fits your level, included in categories like “vinyasa”, “beginners” and “Yoga for emotions”.

• UCLA Free Guided Meditations
  Download these free guided 5-19 minute meditations involving techniques like “Breath, Sound, Body Meditation”, “Loving Kindness Meditation” and “Body Scan for Sleep”.

• What’s Up With Culture by University of the Pacific
  Online cultural training modules for students going overseas.
• GoOverseas.com: Ways to Reduce Homesickness Abroad
  Reduce feelings of isolation by trying local foods, making a bucket list, creating a routine and other ideas mentioned in this article.
• Culture Crossing Guide
  Evolving database of cross-cultural information about every country in the world.

• “Diversity & Inclusion” (Davidson College)
  Resources for students from different backgrounds. Topics include students of color, heritage seekers, first generation, LGBTQ students, students with disabilities, white students, international students, pre-med students, student athletes, religion, females abroad and Americans abroad.