Counseling and Prevention Services (CPS) is one component of the University’s integrative team of health professionals providing holistic care for students’ well-being. CPS offers brief, episodic counseling to reduce symptoms and support students in addressing mild to moderate general mental health concerns, performance issues, and substance use challenges.
How to Schedule an Appointment
Students may schedule individual appointments by:
- Calling 732-571-7517
- Visiting the CPS Office, located on the 3rd Floor of the Stafford Student Center
- Using the Student Health Portal
Eligibility & Cost
CPS are free and accessible to students who are:
- Currently enrolled and actively attending class(es) at the University during academic sessions
- Engaged in university-sanctioned pre/post-season athletics
- Working as a student employee (Work-Study or Student Help) for the University during Winter Recess or Summer Session AND registered for classes for current/next academic cycle.
Based on current licensure and regulations, students need to be physically present in New Jersey during sessions to receive services.
Monmouth University employees who are also students must use the Employee Assistance Program offered through Human Resources.
Available Services
CPS offers an array of interventions and prevention activities, including, but not limited to:
- Individual Counseling
- Crisis Intervention
- Mental Health Education
- Substance Use Counseling
- Suicide Prevention Trainings
- Wellness Initiatives
- Campus Outreach
- Critical Consultations
- Support for Students in Recovery
- 24-Hour Emergency Resources & Support
Common Topics
CPS helps students manage a wide range of concerns, including, but not limited to:
- Anxiety
- Substance-related issues (Self or Others)
- Stress
- Sleep Problems
- Motivation Issues
- Trauma
- Grief and Loss
- Relationship Issues and Loneliness
- Depression
- Identity
- Performance Concerns (academic, athletic, etc.)
- Self-injury, suicidal thoughts, and more