IUPUI

IUPUI is an urban research university created in 1969 as a partnership by and between Indiana and Purdue Universities. IUPUI offers degrees from more than 350 undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs from Indiana University and Purdue University. IUPUI is Indiana's academic health sciences campus and emphasizes innovative collaborations, external partnerships, and commitment to diversity.

IUPUI is located in Indianapolis, Indiana, the 14th largest city in the United States.  Student enrollment on the Indianapolis campus in fall 2017 was 29,790 (21,600 undergraduate and 8,180 graduate/professional students). Students of color represent 25% of enrolled students, and 7.1% are international students.

IUPUI Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) is a university counseling center providing psychological services to IUPUI students at minimal charge.

Clinical Services: CAPS provides clincal services in group and individual formats. Psychoeducational testing services are available for the assessment of ADHD, learning disorders, and autism spectrum disorders. Medication management is provided by a board certified psychiatrist. All counseling, assessment, and treatment activities are performed on campus.

Comunity Support: CAPS partners with many units across campus to support mental health. Areas of focus include sexual/relationship violence prevention, increasing access for traditionally underserved student populations, suicide prevention, and post-crisis support. CAPS offers psychoeducational workshops on a variety of topics to support these efforts.

Staff: The professional staff includes licensed psychologists, mental health counselor(s), clinical social workers, a case manager, and a sexual assault prevention and response specialist.  Part-time psychiatry services are also available. Three full-time staff provide administrative support. CAPS typically trains 2 doctoral interns and 4-6 practicum students each year.