Assessment & Counseling
ASAP offers confidential assessment and individual counseling to discuss alcohol and substance use.
The Denise LeFrak Foundation Alcohol & Substance Awareness Program (ASAP) serves the Barnard Community providing drug and alcohol education, prevention, and intervention efforts on campus.
Visit the Rosemary Furman Counseling Center for clinical substance use support (100 Hewitt); and check out the ASAP Suite in the Francine LeFrak Center for a substance-free lounge space open to all students (LM 005 — Mezzanine Level). Email asap@barnard.edu with questions.
ASAP offers confidential assessment and individual counseling to discuss alcohol and substance use.
Our tailored interventions provide personalized support for students navigating recovery from alcohol and other drug use, meeting each individual where they are in their journey while also helping them learn practical harm reduction strategies. Here, you’ll also find resources for students and loved ones looking to better understand and support a friend who is in recovery.
Visit our dedicated Wellness Space on the lower mezzanine (LM 005) of the Francine A. LeFrak Foundation Center for Well-Being. Here you can connect with our social work intern for drop-in education on harm reduction for alcohol and other drugs.
Participants will learn how to recognize the signs and symptoms of an opioid overdose, what naloxone is and how it works, and how to properly administer this life-saving medication. All attendees will leave with a naloxone kit to take with them.
During the academic year, ASAP staff provide outreach and educational activities at events and venues throughout the campus. Contact us to request prevention materials, information or workshops.
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