CAPS at Rollins College offers an atmosphere where personal concerns of any nature can be examined and discussed freely and confidentially. Such an atmosphere increases the chances that problems and conflicts can be resolved. Through the therapeutic process, you may come to see yourself and others in a different light, learn how to change self-defeating habits and attitudes, and be better able to make a positive contribution to your own life as well as to the lives of others.

You may call x6340 (or 407-628-6340 from off campus) to schedule an appointment during our regular office hours: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Please call campus security after hours or in case of an emergency at 407-646-2999.

We are located on the ground floor of McKean Hall. Our front door faces Lake Virginia.

Our services are free of charge to all Rollins day students enrolled in the undergraduate Arts and Sciences program.  Consulting services are available to RAs, peer mentors, student organizations, and Rollins faculty and staff.

What should I expect?
A therapist can often help you to understand yourself better, gain insight into your decisions, improve your self-image, enhance your personal relationships, and help you learn how to make new choices for more effective living. Therapists are interested in your personal, intellectual, and psychological growth and development.  For additional information about counseling and our services, please browse our collection of Frequently Asked Questions.