Counseling
Overseeing the college’s online education program, Binge Thinking, the AOD (Alcohol and Other Drug) Counselor provides private one-on-one counseling, harm reduction, sober support, and outreach. Students are encouraged to reach out for an appointment to discuss their own substance use or find ways to support a friend who may be displaying behaviors of concern. The AOD Counselor’s office is in Wig Hall, a residential building on south campus. Students can call the office at (909) 607-8763 or email to Jasa Cocke.
Binge Thinking Program
Required for all first-year students.
Binge Thinking applies peer-reviewed research toward decreasing students’ alcohol use by curbing their motives and enhancing their protective behavioral strategies. Through interaction and games encouraging reflection, Binge Thinking challenges students to introspectively interrogate the ways their emotional responses to facts about consumption impair their ability to enact positive decisions.
Go Ask Alice
Have a question? Go Ask Alice! Has answered thousands of questions on health and well-being topics ranging from substance use to sexual health, to nutrition and physical activity. Readers can explore anonymously submitted questions and the researched responses.
Monsour Counseling and Psychological Services
MCAPS provides counseling and psychiatric services to all undergraduate students at The Claremont Colleges, including medication evaluations and medication monitoring. Appointments with a psychiatrist is free to students. Students can request an appointment for psychiatric services by calling MCAPS at (909) 621-8202 and speaking with the front desk administrator.