New College Counseling and Wellness Center contributes ongoing data to CCAPS (Commission for Counseling and
Psychological Services) that allows institutions to better compare trends in a Counseling Center and within an institution
on whole to National...
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New College Counseling and Wellness Center contributes ongoing data to CCAPS (Commission for Counseling and
Psychological Services) that allows institutions to better compare trends in a Counseling Center and within an institution
on whole to National trends.
CCAPS, a national college screening tool, is used at intake and termination, to measure a
student’s reported level of distress using a 5 point likert scale from “not at all like me” to “extremely like me.
” Score
comparisons are based on 180,000 unique students from 120 participating colleges and universities.
Below are internal
comparisons across three years, as well as, the national CCAPS comparison points.
For a scope of service provided by the Counseling and Wellness Center in 2012-2013 the Center served 44.
8% of feeliable students for psychotherapy services alone.
Subjective Distress related to Substance Use at intake (CCAPS 62) and termination (CCAPS 34)
Academic Year Center Average
Score: Intake
National Average
Score:
Less
