Kognito training is an online training course for students as well as faculty and staff. This training will help you recognize signs of distress in students and refer them to the proper resources.
You may notice significant amounts of stress or other mental health concerns experienced by fellow students. As members of the campus community, it is every student’s responsibility to look out for their friends and peers who may be in serious distress. This 30-minute online simulation will assist you with approaching others that you are concerned about and referring them to support services on campus.
To access the training, follow the instructions below:
If you have not already created an account then locate the “Don’t have an account? Click Here” option in the “Sign In” box.
Create your account by filling in requested information. For “Enter Your Enrollment Key” enter salisbury51key2.
If you already created an account then after you log in click on you name at the top right-hand corner. Then click "Add Enrollment Key" and enter salisbury51key2
Nationally, students are reporting increased levels of distress, putting them at risk for depression, substance abuse and a host of other consequences. As members of this campus community, we are all committed to not only the academic success of our students, but also their well-being. Complete this 45-minute interactive online simulation as soon as possible. While the simulation uses a classroom and office setting, the information and skills you will learn, apply to faculty and staff. The training will help you:
Identify students experiencing high levels of distress
Approach and discuss your concern with a student in distress
Make an effective referral to support services (if necessary)
To take the course, follow the instructions below:
If you have not already created an account then locate the “Don’t have an account? Click Here” option in the “Sign In” box.
Create your account by filling in requested information. For “Enter Your Enrollment Key” enter salisbury51key1.
If you already created an account then after you log in click on you name at the top righthand corner. Then click "Add Enrollment Key" and enter salisbury51key1.
Graduate Training Program
Along with the variety of services offered to all students at Salisbury University, the Counseling Center operates as a graduate training facility for counselors-in-training at the master’s level. Our internship is a valuable opportunity for master’s students interested in gaining supervised counseling experience in a clinical setting.
Our program is designed to provide supervised experiences in activities that reflect the functioning of a clinician in a university counseling center. We provide supervised experience in college developmental, situational and educational issues as well as more significant mental health symptoms and diagnosis in addition to experience in the following areas:
Diagnostic evaluations
Psychotherapy
Group therapy
Crisis intervention
Outreach programming
Consultation
Intake interviews
The staff are committed to excellence in training and the provision of quality supervision. As members of the Counseling Center professional staff, trainees are afforded many learning opportunities. They are required to attend all staff and clinical meetings. They are also provided with one hour of individual supervision and one hour of group supervision per week with a Counseling Center staff member and are encouraged to consult with any available staff when necessary.
The overall goal of the internship is to enable each student to develop, improve and demonstrate her/his ability to function as a counselor in a mental health setting.
Interning in the Counseling Center gives you a rich opportunity to directly apply what you are learning in classes in meaningful ways. The center’s professional staff creates an environment that is both challenging and supportive for interns, and which allows us to maximize the experience that we gain as an intern. The supervisory philosophies and practices upheld in the center are invaluable to interns as we identify our own theoretical orientations, techniques and styles.
If you are interested in being an intern with the Counseling Center, contact Dawn Harner (Training Coordinator) at 410-543-6070. Résumés and cover letters may be forwarded to the Counseling Center, attn: Dawn Harner. View more information about the application process.
