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FOR Faculty, Staff and Family Members
This page is designed to provide information to those who play an integral role in the life of the SPC student. Our purpose is twofold. Provide you with up to date information about services provided by the Center for Personal Development, and in the event you determine that a student can benefit, how you can access our services. Additionally, we aim to serve as a resource for you by providing information helpful in your interactions with students.
Faculty and Staff
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Helping Guide
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Student Stress Periods
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Requests for Workshops
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Virtual Pamphlets
Family Members
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Transition Issues
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Student Stress Periods
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Campus Resources
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Virtual Pamphlets
What You Should Know ABOUT The Center for Personal Development
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Staff
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Ronald Becker, MSSW, LCSW, CEAP - Director
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Colleen Szefinski, LPC, LCADC, CCS - Assistant Director
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Jessica Disla, LMSW- Counselor
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Marni Brand, LMSW- Counselor
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Gail Conte - Office Manager and Secretary
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Location
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Henneberry Hall, 104 Glenwood Avenue, 3rd Floor
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Phone Numbers
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Hours
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Services
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Initial assessments
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Individual, couple, group counseling
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Alcohol and drug evaluations
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Alcohol and drug counseling
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Consultation with faculty and staff
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Workshops and programs for campus groups
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Confidentiality
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Although we appreciate the concern that others have for the students, we are bound by law and professional ethics to protect the confidentiality of all communications. As a result, we are unable to discuss details of a student’s situation or even indicate whether the student is in counseling. There are exceptions to confidentiality, which includes when a student signs a release allowing us to communicate with others, or when a student is in imminent danger of harming oneself or other.
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Making an Appointment
To make an appointment either call (201) 761-6420 or stop by our office. An appointment will be scheduled with one of our staff members for an initial assessment. We make every attempt to accommodate same day requests for services.
For mental health emergency services, please call campus safety at (201)761-7400, Suicide Prevention Lifeline 24/7 (800) 273- TALK (8255) or Jersey City Medical Center Mobil Crisis Unit (24/7) (201) 915-2210.
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