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D.—Post Doctoral Fellow Allison Lockard, Ph.D.—Psychology Intern\u003Cbr>Brett Scofield, Ph. D.—Assistant Director, Research and Technology\u003Cbr>Ted Bartholomew, Ph.D.—Psychology Intern |\n\n\n| DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY, COUNSELING, AND SPECIAL EDUCATION:\u003Cbr>Professors of Counseling Psychology\u003Cbr>Kathleen Bieschke, Ph. D.\u003Cbr>Jeffrey A. Hayes, Ph.D.\u003Cbr>DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY: Professor of Clinical Psychology\u003Cbr>Louis G. Castonguay, Ph.D.\u003Cbr>Doctoral Students in Clinical Psychology\u003Cbr>Dever Carney, B.A.\u003Cbr>Rebecca Janis, B.S.\u003Cbr>Soo Jeong Youn, Ph.D.\u003Cbr>Henry Xiao, B.A.\u003Cbr>STUDENT AFFAIRS RESEARCH AND ASSESSMENT:\u003Cbr>Adam Christensen, Ph. D.—Director\u003Cbr>Kirsten Hochstedt, M.S.—Graduate Assistant\u003Cbr>OFFICE OF PLANNING AND\u003Cbr>INSTITUTIONAL ASSESSMENT:\u003Cbr>Alexander Yin, Ph.D.—Senior Planning and Research Associate | CCMH Advisory Board Members (2015)\u003Cbr>John Achter, Ph. D.—Associate Dean of Students, University of Wisconsin-Stout\u003Cbr>Cynthia Cook, Ph.D.—Executive Director of Counseling, Health, and Career Services, University of HoustonClear Lake\u003Cbr>Michelle Cooper, Ph.D.—Clinical Director, Counseling and Psychological Services, Western Carolina University Carolyn Heitzmann Ruhf, Ph.D.—Sta􀀞 Psychologist, Student Counseling Services, University of Southern\u003Cbr>California\u003Cbr>Nathaniel Hopkins, Ph.D.—Sta􀀞 Psychologist and Coordinator for Information and Systems, University of Kentucky Counseling Center\u003Cbr>Brian Mistler, Ph. D.—Associate Dean of Students and Director of Health Services, Ringling College of Art and Design\u003Cbr>Ellie Olson, Ph.D.—Director of Counseling Services, Simpson College\u003Cbr>David Reetz, Ph. D. (AUCCCD liaison)—Director, Rochester Institute of Technology\u003Cbr>Ariella Soffer, Ph.D.—Intake Coordinator, Counseling and Wellness Services, CUNY Hunter College\u003Cbr>Richard Tyler-Walker, Ph.D.—Assistant Director/Training Director, North Carolina State University\u003Cbr>Ryan Weatherford, Ph. D.—Professor and Sta􀀞 Psychologist, Counseling and Psychological Services, West Chester University\u003Cbr>Curtis Wiseley, Psy.D.—Director of Counseling Services, School of Professional Counseling, Lindsey Wilson College\u003Cbr>NEW MEMBERS IN 201 6:\u003Cbr>Deb Cohen, Ph. D.—Assistant Director and Senior Psychologist, Center for Counseling & Student Development, University of Delaware\u003Cbr>Mark Perez-Lopez, Ph. D.—Associate Director and Research Coordinator, Counseling Center, Georgia Southern University\u003Cbr>Samuel Park, Ph.D.—Psychologist and Director of Research & Information Systems, Counseling and Psychological Services, University of California San Diego Tyler Pedersen, Ph.D.—Assistant Director, Counseling and Psychological Services, Brigham Young University\u003Cbr>Recommended Citation\u003Cbr>Center for Collegiate Mental Health.(2017, January) . 2016 Annual Report (Publication No. STA 17-74) . |\n| --- | --- |\n\n\n|  |\n| --- |\n| \u003Cbr>|\n| |\n\n\n| | Table of Contents\u003Cbr>i Acknowledgements\u003Cbr>i CCMH ResearchTeam at Penn State University\u003Cbr>ii CCMH Advisory Board Members\u003Cbr>ii New Board Members in 2016\u003Cbr>ii Recommended Citation\u003Cbr>1 CCMH: Bringing Science and PracticeTogether —Introduction and Orientation\u003Cbr>1 2016 Repor","cbCaioqKTCgUe2w9","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioqKTCgUe2w9","pdf",2265902,"English","# CCMH: Bringing Science and Practice Together - Introduction and Orientation\n## 2016 Report Highlights\n## 2015-2016 Publications\n## Impact of Increasing Demand Characterized by Risk\n## Mental Health Trends\n## CCAPS Trends\n## Counseling Center Resource Utilization by Students\n## Distribution of Service Utilization\n## Average Number of Attended Individual Sessions\n## Standardized Data Set (SDS)\n## Clinician Index of Client Concerns (CLICC)\n## Termination Form\n## Medications during Treatment\n## Client Demographic Information\n## Provider Data\n## Center Information\n## Institutional Data","[{\"question\":\"What time period does the CCMH 2016 Annual Report cover?\",\"answer\":\"The report summarizes CCMH data contributed during the 2015–2016 academic year and closes on June 30, 2016.\"},{\"question\":\"What scale of data is included in the 2016 Annual Report?\",\"answer\":\"The report uses de-identified data contributed by 139 counseling centers, covering 150,483 unique students, 3,419 clinicians, and over 1,034,510 appointments.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the report describe the growth and role of CCMH member institutions?\",\"answer\":\"CCMH membership grew to more than 400 institutions, making it the largest and most comprehensive report on college students seeking mental health treatment to date, supported by counseling centers’ participation.\"}]","2016 Annual Report - Center for Collegiate Mental Health (CCMH) | PDF",1792043152,101]