Counseling and Psychological Services Groups and Events

  • UNDERGRADUATE INTERPERSONAL GROWTH GROUP
    Meets yearlong
    Wednesdays 3-4:15pm

    This group offers students an environment in which they can work through issues that get in the way of having the kinds of interpersonal connections they may wish they had. In this safe space, students learn to give and receive feedback, experience social interactions in new ways, and make more meaningful, authentic connections with others, and with themselves.
    To learn more and schedule a brief pre-group screening, contact Mariaisabel Zweig at mzweig2@fordham.edu or Kate Dotson at kdotson1@fordham.edu.
    For more information, please see flyer: Interpersonal Process Group

     

    LGBTQ+SUPPORT GROUP
    Meets yearlong
    Mondays 6-7pm

    This group offers a therapeutic space for support and exploration of intersectional, LGBTQ+ identities for Fordham undergraduate and graduate students.
    To learn more and schedule a brief pre-group screening, contact Mariaisabel Zweig at mzweig2@fordham.edu or Kate Dotson at kdotson1@fordham.edu.
    For more information, please see flyer: LGBTQ+ Support Group

    Neurodivergent Student Support Space
    Six Sessions from March 25 - April 29
    Tuesdays 5-6 PM

    For Autistic    , ADHD, Dyslexic, and other Neurodivergent Undergraduate and Graduate Students

    Students from all campuses are welcome! 

    Brief screening required before attendance. 
    To learn more and schedule a pre-group screening, contact Mariaisabel Zweig at mzweig2@fordham.edu.
    For more information, please see flyer: Neurodivergent Student Support Group

     

  • Coping Skills for Life
    5-WEEK WORKSHOP ON ZOOM
    Wednesdays @ 4pm
    February 12 - March 12

    This structured workshop will focus on psychoeducation and helping students develop and practice coping strategies to more effectively manage distress and overwhelming emotions that emerge in life,
    within relationships, and within themselves.

    Open to all students from Lincoln Center, Rose Hill, and Westchester.

    For more information and Zoom link, please contact John Abbamonte at abbamonte@fordham.edu
    For more information, please see flyer: Coping Skill Flyer


    Senior Stress Support Circle
    Monday April 28th and Monday, May 5th: 4:45-6pm

    Join the CPS Senior Stress Support Circle, a confidential space for Fordham University seniors to share concerns & anxieties, gain support & encouragement from others going through similar challenges, and explore approach to present and future plans.

    Open to all seniors from Lincoln Center, Rose Hill, and Westchester.

    For more information and to register, please see flyer: Senior Stress Support Circle

     

     

     

  • UNDERGRADUATE RELATIONSHIPS GROUP
    Please contact us if interested.
    Date and Time: TBD
    This group offers students an environment in which they can work through issues that get in the way of having the kinds of interpersonal connections they may wish they had. In this safe space, students learn to give and receive feedback, experience social interactions in new ways, and make more meaningful, authentic connections with others, and with themselves.
    To learn more and schedule a brief pre-group screening, contact Yael Uness at yuness@fordham.edu.

    MEDITATION
    Meets yearlong
    Date and Time: Mondays at 1pm
    Weekly meditation sessions will seek to help you find a calm center within yourself through explorations of breathwork, grounding, visualization, movement, focused, mindfulness, and loving-kindness meditations.
    To learn more and schedule a brief pre-group screening, contact Jacob Nacheman at jnacheman@fordham.edu.

    LGBTQ+ SUPPORT
    Please contact us if interested.
    Date and Time: TBD
    This group will support members in working to better understand themselves and their relationship to their sexual orientation and/or gender identity through supportive exploration and processing with fellow members. Topics may stretch beyond those specific to queerness, as members work to identify ways of addressing general interpersonal difficulties. The group is appropriate for LGBTQIA+ individuals at all stages of identity development.
    To learn more and schedule a brief pre-group screening, contact Jacob Nacheman at jnacheman@fordham.edu.