FSAP sponsors depression screening during OctoberOctober 15, 2008SU News ServicesSUnews@syr.edu
The Faculty and Staff Assistance Program is sponsoring a depression screening event during the month of October that is open to all staff and faculty, and is designed to increase awareness about depression and utilization of available resources.
A brief depression screening is available on the FSAP website, http://fsap.syr.edu, under “Psychological Concerns.” A more comprehensive screening is available at the FSAP office, 111 Waverly Ave., Suite 215 (Health Services building). Those who participate in the comprehensive screening will be administered a free, confidential depression assessment and given feedback about their scores by one of the FSAP professional counselors. The assessment/feedback takes 30 minutes to complete. Information and resource materials will be available.
To schedule a time for a screening or for more information, contact FSAP at 443-1087 or visit http://fsap.syr.edu.
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