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About Social Services
Social Services provides confidential services and counseling to help
students with managing problems that can emerge from illness such as
financial, academic, legal, family concerns, and more. In addition,
Social Services specializes in helping students with the following:
- pregnancy resources and referrals
- alcohol/drugs - problems related to one's own or a family member's
use
- sexual assault/rape
- relationship or other violence
| Request |
What to Do |
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| About Social Services |
See What You Can Expect from Social
Services |
| Academic Adjustments |
When an illness or condition significantly interferes
with a student’s ability to carry a full academic load, Social Services
provides supporting documentation for an academic adjustment. See
Academic Adjustments Related to Medical
Conditions. |
| Appointments |
Please call 642-6074 or stop by 2280 Tang
to make an appointment with a counselor for help with managing problems
related to illness, pregnancy, substance abuse, relationship violence
or sexual assault. |
| Eligibility |
Registered Berkeley students are eligible to use Social
Services. You do not have to purchase the Student Health Insurance
Plan to use these services. |
| Emergencies |
In the case of emergencies at night or on weekends,
students can call After Hours Assistance at 643-7197 for referral
information. Also see Emergency and Crisis. |
| Fees |
See Counseling Fees.
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| Groups and Self Help |
The following groups are offered regularly. See Groups
and Workshops for the current calendar. Call 642-6074 to enroll
or for more information.
- Alcohol & Drug Early Intervention ($100 per semester)
- Supporting Our Sisters: Support Group for Graduate Women of
Color
- Sexual Assault Survivors
- Food and Feelings ($50 for 6 sessions)
Also see: Community Self-Help Groups (AA, etc.)
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| Hours, Location, Contact Info |
Hours: see Tang Center
Hours.
Location: 2nd Floor, Tang Center, Room 2280.
Phone: 642-6074.
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| Staff |
See Counseling Services Staff to learn
more about Social Services staff.
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| What You Can Expect from Social
Services |
The Social services staff will assess a student’s immediate needs,
whether they are medical, academic, legal, emotional, financial,
or family-related. The staff then works with the student to develop
a plan to meet those needs.
To insure a coordinated approach to a student’s overall care,
Social Services staff facilitate arrangements with academic departments
and advocate for the student with other campus offices and community
agencies. Within UHS, the staff coordinate with other services
to provide continuity of care with respect to insurance, medical,
psychological and prevention services.
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