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Resources
Anonymous Online Depression Symptoms Quiz
To find out if you have symptoms of depression you can take this free, anonymous depression-screening
quiz. Screening tests, such as this one, are not intended to provide a diagnosis for
clinical depression. But it may help identify any depressive symptoms and determine
whether a further evaluation by a mental health professional is necessary. As with any other
illness, you should seek professional mental health and/or medical attention if you think
you might have symptoms of depression. More than 80 percent of people with depression
improve with treatment.
To access this free screening from any campus or residence hall computer, click here.
Relaxation Exercises
If you are looking for a way to relax, take a look online. The counseling center at Hobart & William Smith
College has formulated some relaxation exercises that may be accessed
here.
Step-by-step instructions and mp3 exercises are provided.
Self-Help Guides
We have a list of books that have
information regarding common issues, including stress, depression,
perfectionism, procrastination and self-identity, to name a few.
What About Sleep?
Many students have trouble maintaining regular
sleep. We have provided a few links that will give you more information about
how to strike a balance between wakefulness and rest. Information provided
by the National Sleep Foundation and Well Woman.
ABCs of ZZZ's - When You Can't Sleep
Healthy Sleep Tips
Getting Your
Zzzzz's
Helping Yourself to a Good Night's Sleep
Living with Alcohol
Here we have provided a list of Alcoholics Anonymous
meetings on or near campus. Students who have any questions about the
meetings, locations, dates or times should contact Hilary Colenso, Ph.D, Dirctor
of ASAP at (212) 854 - 2128. This schedule is only during the academic
semesters.
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Oxford, Church of St. Matthew and St. Timothy (26
W. 84th btw CPW and Columbus),
Monday and
Wednesday at 7:30pm
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West End, West Park Presbyterian Church (86th and
Amsterdam),
Tuesday and
Thursday at 7:00pm
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Youth Enjoying Sobriety (YES), Jan Hus Church (351
E. 74th St btw University and Broadway),
Saturday at
7:00pm
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Straight Twelve, Village Temple (33 E. 12th St btw
University and Broadway),
Saturday at
6:00pm, 7:15pm, 8:30pm
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NYU Group (7. E. 10th St btw 5th and University),
Monday-Friday
at 12:30pm and 2:00pm
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Atlantic Group, Christ Church (60th St and Park),
Tuesday at
7:00pm and Thursday at 7:00pm for beginners
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Chapter Five (1296 Lexington Ave btw 87th and 88th),
Wednesday at
7:30pm
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Never Had a Legal Drink, St. Columbia Church Rectory
(343 W. 25th St btw 8th and 9th),
Thursday at
8:00pm
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Soho Meeting, St. Anthony of Padua Church Basement
(114 Houston at Sullivan St.),
Friday at
6:30pm (beginners) and 8:00pm
Virtual Brochures
We are in the process of
writing a collection of brochures that will address topics that students frequently have
questions about. At this time, we present you our modest collection of
brochures! As we complete others, we will be adding them to this site -- and if you
have a suggestion for a brochure topic, let us know. We hope you find this
information helpful, but remember, self-help materials can provide only general
information and guidance. If you're concerned about how one of these issues is
affecting your life, visit us in the Furman Counseling Center to talk it over.

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