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CONFIDENTIAL Resources
Center for Personal Development (cpd)-
Duty hrs: 845-591-7215
On Call: 845-401-8171
Why--> To talk to a licensed medical provider.
LOCATION: Washington Hall 6306 (next to the EST range)
OFFICE HOURS: 0730-1630 Monday through Friday
APPOINTMENTS: Schedule through CIS, call extension 3022, email a provider directly, or walk-in to make an appointment
Chaplains- 845-401-8171
Why?--> Talk to a trustworthy counselor who is completely confidential. You do not need to be religious to use this service!
LOCATION: 745-C, WASHINGTON HALL
APPOINTMENTS:
WESTPOINTCHAPLAINS.COM
OTHER CDT COUNSLEORS:
3REG: Cristal Trejo (512) 227-0477
A3: Nick Mazzaro- 631-987-7571
C3: Cassie Daly- 719-251-7068
E3: Christina Huynh- 823-290-8905
B3 Peer support counselor
Anais Leon-kelly
MAC LONG RM: 4038
914-826-3447
anaisleonkelly@gmail.com
anais.leon-kelly@westpoint.edu
Confidential Resource, working under professionals in
CPD
Mission: To ensure the health and safety of Bandits (and others!), create a healthy environment within company area and to be a trusted, confidential resource for those in need.
USMA PEER SUPPORT STATEMENT:
Previously, USMA has had the Peer Support Program (PSP) which consists of Second-Class Cadets that provide counseling to fellow cadets that reach out for this service. Otherwise, there has not been a strong presence of mental health knowledge or knowledge of the resources available to cadets at West Point. Additionally, there are many stigmas of both individuals in need of mental health attention and the Center for Personal Development (CPD) itself. As future leaders in the United States Army, our knowledge of approaching/acting in situations dealing with mental health issues and how to share our institution’s mental and behavioral health resources is equally as important as our knowledge of the SHARP and EO programs. Empathy, understanding, and acceptance are vital characteristics of any leader and to any team. It is the goal of the PSP to be the subject matter experts on mental health for our classmates and to educate the Corps of Cadets on the many facets of mental health, resiliency, and empathy.
REASONS TO TALK TO A COUNSELOR
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