| ASSESSMENT
The following are places for students
to go
on campus for an assessment of alcohol and other drug problems or
concerns.
 Student
Counseling Center - 972-883-2575
Women's Center - 972-883-6555
Student Health Center - 972-883-2747
Individual interviews and tests may
be used
to assist in determining the nature and extent of substance use
problems.
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COUNSELING
AOD counseling is also provided on
campus.
Assistance in helping a friend who has an AOD problem can also be
obtained.
Student Counseling
Center
Women's Center
These offices are staffed by
professionals
who offer a variety of therapeutic services to students at no
charge.
All counseling services and records are held confidential with state
and
federal laws.
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| EDUCATION
Education and training are offered to
students,
groups and organizations by:
Health
Education Services
Peer Health Educators (PHEDs)
Crime Prevention
The following assistance is available:
Help in understanding how to
recognize AOD problems
Skill development for managing AOD
issues
General alcohol/drug education
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RESOURCES
Special AOD resources are available
to better
serve students and the UTD community:
Alcohol 101: (Student
Counseling Center)
Educational interactive CD-
ROM program
Fatal Vision Goggles: (Crime Prevention)
Simulated alcohol impairment
experience
Speakers: (Health Education & Crime Prevention)
A variety of speakers from on and off campus are available for
presentations
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| PHEDs
Peer Health Educators are students
trained
to provide information to the UTD community regarding health and
wellness
related issues. PHEDs are available for programs, presentations,
skits, and campus awareness events. Their purpose is to encourage
and educate their peers about healthy lifestyle choices.
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ACTIVITIES
Provided by Health Education &
Peer Health
Educators:
Safe Break Programs
Wellness Week
Alcohol-free Activities
National Collegiate Alcohol
Awareness Week
Date Rape Awareness Week
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ASSESSMENT
