Special Topic Resource Pages
GET SOME SLEEP!
INDIVIDUAL MEETING
WITH A COUNSELOR
If you need help managing your sleep/wake cycle -- for example, figuring out
how to create a reasonable balance in your life, dealing with stress, coping
with the anxiety or depression that often accompanies sleep deprivation, etc.--
your first step might be a confidential conversation with a Counseling Center
counselor who can work with you to explore your sleep issues and help you
locate appropriate sources of support or treatment as needed.
SELF-HELP RESOURCES
Our Self-Help Web site has information on sleep
and sleep disorders, as well as related topics such as depression and anxiety.
Here are a few of them:
How
to Get a Good Night's Sleep
Sleep-Inducing Techniques
Better
Sleep Council
National
Sleep Foundation
The Self-Help site includes an online library of web links, informal self-assessment quizzes; and access to several online "advice" sites. Pamphlets and handouts on these topics are also available in the Self-Help Library located in the reception area of the Counseling Center, MGC-214.
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Do you wonder if you have a
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depression/suicidality, bipolar disorder, eating disorder,
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LOCAL
ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT RESOURCES
Several excellent services
are available in the nearby community for students who require assessment
or treatment for sleep disorders. In most instances, insurance
helps cover the cost of private care. A Counseling Center counselor can help
you connect with private treatment in the area that is maximally affordable,
appropriate, and accessible for you. Call x3500 to make an appointment with
a counselor;
[Note: If you are insured by the AU
Student Health Insurance Plan, and plan to use your insurance benefits
for private treatment, you need to get a referral from the Counseling Center before your first appointment.]
