Alcohol & Substance Awareness Program
The Alcohol & Substance Awareness Program serves the Barnard Community providing drug and alcohol education, prevention, and intervention efforts on campus. Our purpose is to promote the healthy development of students enabling them to reach their full potential. Our aim is to encourage students to explore their options and ultimately make choices that are positive for them as individuals. We offer both individual and group counseling at no charge; and all of our services are confidential. We also facilitate and partner for events and outreach with other Barnard departments.
Effective March 16, 2020: Our in person services and programs are on hold for the rest of the semester.
In these difficult times, ASAP wants you to know that there is online help out there for you or loved one who may need support for an alcohol or substance use problem.
International, National, Specialty On-line AA
In The Rooms ( general recovery meetings)
NA Meetings https://virtual-na.org/
Al-Anon: https://www.ola-is.
Western Mass Intergroup's website has zoom meetings listed
Students have varied needs, so we provide different resources. We work with students who are:
- in recovery
- currently using alcohol and/or drugs and questioning their use
- students who are in a relationship with someone (parent, partner, or sibling) who is using alcohol or drugs
- students who are concerned about a friend's use
- students who are seeking information
ASAP seeks to provide space and opportunities to connect students for sober fun and alternatives to partying.
Questions or comments about ASAP? Send us an at asap@barnard.edu and let us know!
Meet the staff:
Marisa Mabli, LCSW
Coordinator
Marisa Mabli is a social worker who has worked as an individual and group therapist, a supervisor and administrator, and an educator. She has provided services for adults, adolescents, couples and families struggling with and impacted by substance misuse and abuse. Ms. Mabli's ;career has also included extensive work with women, adolescents, homeless adults and families, and young children. Ms. Mabli’s work is done through a feminist lens and includes principles of mindfulness.
Prior to joining, Ms. Mabli was a full time Lecturer at CUNY Kingsborough Community College, teaching courses in the Substance Abuse Counseling Program. She has also been the director of an outpatient addiction treatment facility in Brooklyn, NY. Ms. Mabli obtained her MSW at Simmons College and her BA in Social Sciences Interdisciplinary at SUNY Stony Brook. She also holds a post-graduate certificate in Spirituality and Social Work.
Social Work Interns:
Christina Liddy, MSW Candidate
Katrine Phillippides, MSW Candidate
Contact Us:
97 Brooks
212.854.2128
asap@barnard.edu