Part 2 of Trauma-Informed Advising will focus on services that are available to students who have been impacted by interpersonal violence (IPV), as well as those who may be in need of counseling services for reasons other than IPV. This session will include a review of Part 1, focusing on non-judgmental and compassionate support, as well as information on reporting responsibilities and options.

Gamecocks attending this series will be able to:

Outline the process for referring students to SAVIP
Describe the services available at Counseling & Psychiatry
Assist students who have experienced interpersonal violence in a non-judgmental and compassionate manner
Describe and implement the reporting process for interpersonal violence incidents and psychological distress

Presenters

Shannon Nix, Associate Director, Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention & Prevention (SAVIP)

Sarah Wright, Psychologist, Coordinator of Individual Services, Counseling and Psychiatry

Trauma-Informed Advising, Part Two (SAVIP, CAP & Reporting)