CAPS LGBTQ-Plus Support Group
Counseling and Psychological Services would like to share with you an amazing opportunity for students who identify as members of the LGBTQ+ community.
The LGBTQ+ support group is geared towards those who experience marginalization based on their gender identity, gender expression and/or sexual orientation. It is a space for LGBTQ+ students to be their authentic selves, find and provide support, share resources and build community.
Group meetings usually consist of introductions/icebreakers, a group share-out and discussions. For those students who attend the meeting, they can choose to get connected to the LGBTQ+ support group GroupMe, if desired. It's an extra opportunity for folks to stay connected/engaged between meetings.
Meetings will be held every Wednesday from 4-5 p.m., beginning on Wednesday, Oct. 5, at CORD 349, located on the third floor of the Student Success Center.
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Contacts
Gonzalo Camp, mental health clinician and outreach coordinator
Counseling and Psychological Services
479-575-5276,
gjcamp@uark.edu
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