Confidential Online Self Reflections

The lists of questions identified below pertain to seventeen topics for which clients often seek our services. We hope that those tools will provid one answer of self-exploration, perhaps as a step in seeking assistance. Also peers, parents, faculty and staff can use the material to better understand issues with which many students and others deal.

Alcohol and Other Drug Use Anger Management Anxiety Career Counseling Cross-Cultural Adjustment Depression Eating Concerns Influencing Others Leaving Vanderbilt

Peer Relationships Personal Identity Rape, Violence, and Trauma Self Injury Separation and Individuation Stress Study Skills Time Management

For a number of topics we have identified other offices and programs at Vanderbilt that you can consult. Some of these are available only to students and some to other members of the Vanderbilt community, as is the PCC.

In addition to websites provided with individual lists, there are also general websites useful for multiple topics. These include The University of Chicago, Massey University, and The American Psychological Association.

Beyond our center at Vanderbilt there are many other resources that can provide assistance with a variety of issues.

The information and screening lists provided here are for general educational assistance. They do not constitute medical or psychological advice and are not intended to replace the advice or services of a professional therapist or mental health professional. Users of this website should seek advice from the Vanderbilt Psychological and Counseling Center at 2-2571 (on campus) or another mental health professional regarding specific situations and conditions of concern.

The lists are not meant to provide a diagnosis of any sort. They are not comprehensive screenings in that some questions on each topic have not been included. There is no minimum number of questions that, if answered in a given way, would imply the need for assistance. Indeed, there are some single questions that might lead to seeking help.

Links to third-party websites are solely for informational purposes and should not be construed as an endorsement, affirmation or guarantee by the Vanderbilt Psychological and Counseling Center of the information provided or products and services offered by those linked websites. The Vanderbilt Psychological and Counseling Center does not control third-party sites and is not responsible for the accuracy, currency, reliability or completeness of their content.

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