June 11-13 2025
43rd Annual Conference: Charting Our Course 2.0
Sponsored by SUNY Oswego
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May 29-31, 2024
42nd Annual Conference: Charting Our Course
Sponsored by SUNY Oswego
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Acing Affirmative Care With Asexual Clients
L. Chandler Batchelor
The Nature Connection: How Ecotherapy, Nature-Based Interventions, and Connection to Nature Can Impact College Mental Health
Cory Brosch
For New or Experienced Supervisors…because I know you want to learn about Developmental Models of Clinical Supervision! Now you Can!
Jaime Castillo & Cailley Wayman
It’s a Compass, Not a Map: Ethical Decision-Making for Clinical Boundary Challenges
John P “Jack” Mack
The Importance of Clinical Supervision: Clinical Growth, Competencies, Standards and Laws
Sarah F. Spiegelhoff
Exploring the Challenges and Cultural Differences Faced by East Asian International Students in the U.S.
Xihe (Aimee) Tian & Kahyen (Kay) Shin
The Broadening of Mental Health: The next paradigm shift in higher education
David Walden
June 7-9, 2023
41st Annual Conference :: Sponsored by University at Buffalo
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“Out of Office”: Impact of Adventure-Based Counseling on Therapist Well-Being
Aaron M. Klein, Cara J. Capparelli
Incorporating Mindfulness & Self-Compassion in Therapy
Beth Cholette
Creating an ADHD Support Team
Niki Keating, Ellen Larson, Molly Mendolia
Where do we go from here? Navigating the current landscape of collegiate mental health
David Walden, Lynn Braun
Improving Access to Clinical Services: Transitioning to a Same-Day Needs Assessment Model
Andrea Greenwood, Amanda Tyson-Ryba
From Crisis to Care: Unpacking and reshaping the dominant narrative about college mental health
David Walden, Mark Rice
Cultivating Community Care through a Relational Perspective:Workplace Love Languages
Amani Johnson, Stephanie Chong
Fatphobia & Therapy
Neha M. Tamhane
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Imposter Syndrome vs. Race-Related Stress: How Can We Help Students Of Color On PWI Campuses?
Monique L. Lewis, Charm Little-Ray
Managing High-Risk Symptoms on Campus: Using Scope of Care and Relationships across Campus to Navigate Troubling Territory
Dawn LaFrance, Monique Lewis, Charm Little-Ray
“Our Healing Breath” and other virtual drop-in groups: Responding to identity-based critical incidents during the double pandemic
Ronke Lattimore Tapp, Brigid Cahill
Letting Go and Breaking Through Aligning parallel movements in college counseling and health promotion
Katelyn Cowen, David Walden
Show Me The Money: Using Data-Driven Strategies To Advocate For Counseling Center Resources
Sharon Mitchell, Del Rey Honeycutt
The Consortium on Trauma, Illness & Grief in Schools (TIG)
London E. Wright, Heather Frederick, Darlene Schmitt
A treatment model? Really?! Establishing and maintaining a treatment focused clinical services model that retains access
David Walden
Restoring Thyself and Others with Creative Expression and Mindful Self-Compassion
Alison Smith, Stephanie Chong
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June 8, 2021
39th Annual Conference :: Virtual, Sponsored by SUNY Oswego and Hamilton College
Individual Presentations:
Moving from Competence to Responsiveness: Broaching Conversations around Race, Power, & Privilege
»PowerPoint slides
Erin Cannella, Amani Johnson
A Model and Method for Implementing an Embedded Therapy Program
»PowerPoint slides
Jaime H. Castillo
The “Black Tax”: The toll of daily racism on the mental health of black college students
»PowerPoint slides
Sharon Mitchell, Sharon Kirkland-Gordon, Amani Johnson & Juanita Green |
Unicorns at the Counseling Center: Retention, Resourcefulness, and Realness of Black Therapists at College Counseling Centers
»PowerPoint slides
Cara Plasencia, Tekhara Watson, Linzy Andre
College Counseling in the New Millennium: The Role of Data-Driven Cultural Competence
»PowerPoint slides
Sally Robles, Yehudis Keller, Jonathan Metevier |
June 5-7, 2019
37th Annual Conference :: Skidmore College
Pre-Conference Workshop
Single-Session Therapy: When the First Session May Be the Last
Michael F. Hoyt
Keynote Presentation
Stepped Care 2.0: A System of Care for Maximizing Campus and Clinic-Based Outcomes
Peter Cornish
Conference Presentations
(Alphabetical by last name)
A Roundtable Discussion on Race and Ethnicity among College Mental Health Professional Staff
Sade Cardin, Odessa Despot, Juanita Green, Jen Mai Wong, and Elena Yee
Using T.E.A.M CBT as a Brief, Short Term Counseling Framework for College/University Counseling Centers
Taylor Chesney & Craig Gilkey
Experiences of Building Culturally Sensitive Trainees through Supervision and Mentorship Relationships with International Staff
Stephanie Shiqin Chong, Taylor Damiani, Clara Kuntz, Heweon Seo, Carly Surchin, Shu-Yi Wang
The “Heart” of Leadership
Heather Cosgrove, Niki Keating, Beth Salatti
Additional files:
>> The Braving Inventory
>> List of Values
Supervision & Leadership: Are We Doing It Right?
Alison Franklin
Additional files:
>> Self-Care Assessment
>> Is your lifestyle causing you stress?
Development and Assessment of a Residence Life Mental Health Counselor Position on a College Campus
Craig Gilkey & Kate Wolfe-Lyga
Breaking Down Barriers between Counseling Centers and Athletic Departments: My Efforts to Become an Ally and Improve Team Grit
Brittany Higgins
MentalHealth is a Campus-Wide Responsibility
Najla Hrustanović
Meeting Them Where They’re At: Using Cell Phone Based Audience Response Systems In Outreach
John Jurica & Taylor Damiani
Effectively Engaging College Students through On-Campus Mental Health Programming: An Examination of Program Design, Outreach and Evaluation of Skills-Based Workshops
Eileen Kennedy |
Highly Sensitive at College
Daniel Miller
Self-Compassion for Helping Professionals
Eileen Niland, Alison Smith, Monica Romeo
Mirroring Student Sub-Populations: The Value of Diversity Amongst Mental Health Counselors
Morolake Odetoyinbo, Aleta Nims, Aram Gomez
How On Earth Are We Getting It Done? A supportive forum to discuss the present and future of college mental health clinical service delivery
Julian Pessier
Designing Primary Care Behavioral Health Services to Improve Access to Mental Health Care: Student and Staff Outcomes
Kevin Readdean, Jamie Seastrand, Keith Anderson
Necessity is the Mother of Invention: How creative programming helped us meet our students’ increased need for wellness and prevention services
Erin Ryan & Ruth DeRosa
Utilizing the CAMS: Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality
Michael Siembor
Meaning in the Chaos: The Heart of a Satisfying Workplace
David Walden
Additional file:
>> Management Checklist
The Psychic Beach: An Overview of Sandplay Therapy
Emma Wolford
Meeting the Needs of Students Through “Express Counseling”: Piloting a Programmatic Shift Toward a One-Two Session Model Based on Longitudinal Data Analysis
Tow YeeYau & Ariella Soffer |
June 6-8, 2018
36th Annual Conference :: The College at Brockport, SUNY
Click here for complete 2018 Conference Schedule
Pre-Conference Presentations:
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Session 1:
Solution-Focused Approaches
»PowerPoint slides
»Film Clip 2: Questions Handout
»General Solution Focused Question Sequence
Christine Sweeney
Session 2:
Attachment Goes to College: Basic Needs and College Counseling
»PowerPoint slides
»ACE Score Calculator
»Attachment Questionnaire
»Case Worksheet
»The Effect of Trauma on the Brain
David W. Eckert
Keynote Presentation:
Cultivating Staff and Lessons Learned: Reflections on 30 Years in College Counseling
»PowerPoint slides
Mark D. Thompson
Holistic Coaching: When Your ‘Game-Face’ Is Not Enough
»PowerPoint slides
Christian Beck & Najla Hrustanović
The Evolution of a Counseling Center: From Traditional to Triage
»PowerPoint slides
Beth Cholette & Madeline Velázquez
Irest® Meditation on the College Campus
»PowerPoint slides
Sheila Figliotti
DBT: Not Just For Our Clients
»PowerPoint slides
»Words for Emotions handout
»Franklin Deep-Breathing Activity
Alison Franklin
Mental Health First Aid: Coming to a Campus Near You: How to Build a Mental Health Training Program, Practical Applications, and the Importance of Leveraging Community Partnerships
»PowerPoint slides
Lisa French, Kim Cruell-Munn, Heather Cruz, Cheri Alvarez
Coming Out in College: How Counselors Can Support LGBTQ Identity Development and Self-Acceptance
»PowerPoint slides
Emma Hager & Charlene J. Vetter
SUNY Oswego Counseling Services Center CONNECT PROGRAM
»PowerPoint slides
Vince Markowsky & Patrick Devendorf
Balancing Act: Strategies for Working with Athletic Departments and Student-Athletes
»PowerPoint slides
Joe Monserrat & Joyce Dewitt-Parker
June 7-9, 2017
35th Annual Conference :: Buffalo State College
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June 8-10 2016
34th Annual Conference :: Hobart and William Smith Colleges
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Pre-Conference: Campus Climate, Social Justice, and Counseling Centers
»Breakout Notes
»Counseling Center handout
Cory Wallack, Dr. Jeffrey Ng, Juanita K Martin |
Constructing an Equitable Exchange: Social Justice & Diversity in Counseling Groups
»PowerPoint slides
John A. Asuncion |
How to Fall in Love with Session Limits & Do Transformative Short-Term Work
»PowerPoint slides
Michael Alcée |
