Counseling and Psychological Services
Counseling and Psychological Services location
McCosh Health Center
Third Floor
Third Floor
Counseling and Psychological Services hours and appointments
Monday - Friday 8:45 a.m. – 4:45 p.m.
Walk-in services available for urgent problems
24-hour on-call service
Walk-in services available for urgent problems
24-hour on-call service
Call (609) 258-3285
After Hours Care
McCosh Health CenterSecond Floor, (609) 258-3139
The InfirmaryMeet Our Staff
- Robin Boudette, Ph.D.
- David B. Campbell, Ph.D., C.G.P.
- Joseph Cooper, Psy.D.
- Kathleen R. Donise, M.D.
- Carol Gallagher
- Shefalika Gandhi, L.C.S.W.
- Christine Garcia, Psy.D.
- Rose Holton
- Susan Jefferies, L.C.S.W.
- Haslyna A. Johnson
- Ellen Kent, Ph.D.
- Anita McLean, Psy.D., Ph.D.
- Susan B. Packer, Ph.D.
- Jonathan Pastor, Psy.D.
- Kate Salvatore, M.D.
- Karen Schwartz, Ph.D.
- Dhwani B. Shah, M.D.
- Kurt Lee Stevens, Psy.D.
- Ishani Ticinelli, Ph.D.
- Alexandra Todorova, Ph.d.
Counseling and Psychological Services (CPS) provides a variety of mental health care services to all undergraduate and graduate students at Princeton University. Spouses and dependents of Princeton University students may also be eligible for consultations with CPS. Please contact our office directly for eligibility and other details. CPS staff psychologists, clinical social workers, and psychiatrists provide a broad range of services to all students including:
- Crisis intervention
- Individual psychotherapy
- Group initiatives and programs
- Couples counseling
- Psychiatric consultation
- Options for long-term treatments
- After-hours emergency services
- Educational workshops and training
- Preventive mental health screenings
- Specialized interdisciplinary treatment teams
CPS visits are confidential. CPS will not release information regarding contact with a student without permission from the student, except when the safety of the student or others may be deemed at risk, or when it is authorized or required by law.
CPS is available for crisis intervention during business hours and a staff member is on call during the academic year to triage urgent psychological and psychiatric concerns after hours. Friends, roommates, family members, deans, faculty, or coaches, who are concerned about the well-being of a student can also contact CPS for consultation, guidance, and assistance. For an information sheet and the CPS Informed Consent, see Student Information on Mental Health Services.