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Quick Links
- Student Intervention Team
- Substance Abuse Services
- Relaxation Exercises
- Conversation Group for International Students
and/or Spouses
- International Women's Support Group
- Grief and Loss Support Group
- Email us with questions: counslg@olemiss.edu
Substance Abuse Services
We at the University Counseling Center understand that alcohol abuse (take our online quiz) can be a significant problem on college campuses. Our philosophy is one of acceptance, respect, compassion and support for the individuals we serve. We are now offering 3 Programs: Crossroads, Turning Point, and Oasis. Our primary goal is to prevent students from having to leave school in order to seek treatment for alcohol and drug issues. Our goal is to provide comprehensive services to meet students’ needs in this area.
Crossroads is an intensive alcohol and drug treatment program that incorporates a harm reduction philosophy. We offer a non-traditional approach tailored to individual needs and goals. Students meet several times per week in psycho-educational groups, process groups, and individual sessions.
Crossroads offers an affordable alternative to leaving school to seek treatment. Our goal is to help the students incorporate treatment gains into their daily lives while learning to balance academic and social obligations.
Turning Point is a once-weekly support group for students who have been affected by a loved one’s drinking or drug use. The group offers a safe place for students to take steps toward healing through interaction with others sharing similar experiences.
Oasis is a once-weekly support group for students who are making a change and trying to establish or maintain an alcohol -free and drug-free way of life.
Formal Substance Abuse Evaluations and Assessments are available.

Amy Fisher, Substance Abuse Services Coordinator


