Self-Related Topics
(versus academic or interpersonal)
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Information
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Internet Links
Books & Media
CSULB Referrals
Other
INFORMATION
Many people focus on developing the
careers and their relationships, but never really take time or energy to
specifically focus their attention on taking an honest look at themselves and
how they think, manage their emotions, and act.
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ADVICE
In the boxes above are a number of
self-related help links that you can explore to get a good start at learning
about yourself and how you can improve yourself. If you have not taken the
CARES Self-Assessment Questionnaire, it may be very helpful to you if you do
so. Start there, then follow the help links suggested in the CARES Results
printout.
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INTERNET
LINKS
Self-Assessment
C=> Go to the CARES Self-Assessment Start
Page
CARES (Computer Assessment and Recommendation Expert System) can provide
feedback and tips in a number of areas related to self-esteem, managing time and
emotions, interpersonal skills, and academic-related areas.
http://www.csulb.edu/~tstevens/success/cares.htm
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Self-Related
Help Topics
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BOOKS
& MEDIA
GO TO: book_sites.htm
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CSULB
REFERRALS
CSULB
Student Services
Counseling and
Psychological Services (CAPS)
CSULB students can obtain free counseling from licensed psychologists for almost
any type of personal problem including relationships and family problems;
stress, anxiety, depression, anger, grief; academic-related concerns; career
decision-making; crises; and almost any type of self-development issue. We
offer individual and group counseling, workshops, and self-help materials
including this web site. Brotman Hall, Room 226; 562-985-4001; web site: www.csulb.edu/~caps
Other student services and
student organizations may also be helpful
Go to CSULB student information page for a comprehensive list of student services and activities
