University of Rochester

There is a UCC professional on-call 24 hours per day, 7 days a week, for emergencies

UCC On-Call: (585) 275-3113

Life Line: (585) 275-5151

On-Campus Security: x13

Off-Campus Security: (585) 275-3333

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UCC Location & Hours

Appointments: (585) 275-3113

Fax Number: (585) 442-0815

Address:
Box 270356, 738 Library Road
UHS Building
Rochester, New York 14627

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University Counseling Center (UCC)

Addendum

This Addendum contains "Descriptive Information" as well as "Do's" and "Don'ts" for dealing with each of the following kinds of students.

Grieving Student
Anxious/Shy Student
Student Who May Have an Eating Disorder
Demanding Student
Dependent/Passive Student
Depressed Student
Student in Poor Contact with Reality
Student Suspected of Substance Abuse or Addiction
The Victim of Stalking
The Victim of an Abusive Dating Relationship
The Victim of a Hate Incident
The Victim of Hazing
Student Who Has Been Sexually Harassed (Assaulted)
Suicidal Student
Suspicious Student
Verbally Aggressive Student
Violent Student
Responding to Students with Transition Issues
Responding to the Student with Choice of Major or Career Concerns
Absent/Disappeared From Class Student

Helping Distressed or Distressing Students

Typical Student Concerns
What You Should Know
Symptoms of Distress
Responding to Students
Making a Referral
Responding to Emergencies
The Counseling Center
Confidentiality
Mandated Risk Assessment
Other Campus Sources
Classroom Climate/Prevention
Responding After a Tragedy

Addendum:

Grieving Student
Anxious/Shy Student
Student Who May Have an Eating Disorder
Demanding Student
Dependent/Passive Student
Depressed Student
Student in Poor Contact with Reality
Student Suspected of Substance Abuse or Addiction
The Victim of Stalking
The Victim of an Abusive Dating Relationship
The Victim of a Hate Incident
The Victim of Hazing
Student Who Has Been Sexually Harassed (Assaulted)
Suicidal Student
Suspicious Student
Verbally Aggressive Student
Violent Student
Responding to Students with Transition Issues
Responding to the Student with Choice of Major or Career Concerns
Absent/Disappeared From Class Student

References/Credits

Complete word document:
Helping Distressed or Distressing Students