Care Coordination

students sitting in CCSD waiting room

Care Coordination

 

The Center for Counseling and Student Development (CCSD) strives to address the mental health needs of students, whether those are best served by one of our clinicians or an outside provider. 

Our Care Coordinators are available for students and their families who would like support connecting with mental health services including individual counseling, medication management or specialty care.

CCSD may refer a student off campus if, in the clinician’s judgment, the student’s needs fall beyond the scope of our services.

Care Coordinators

Newark Campus

The Care Coordinator will work with you to assess your needs and preferences for off campus providers. In addition to helping you find the right provider for you, they can also support you with making your appointments, navigating your insurance coverage and overcoming barriers to care. With your permission, family members can be involved in this process.

Once you’ve established care with your new provider, the Care Coordinator will follow up with you to ensure a good fit and that all your questions have been addressed.

Corrie Schmitt, MAJ, LMSW

Associate Director of Care Coordination
 

Areas of Interest
Adjustment concerns, life skills, grief and loss

Aroya Griffin, LCSW

Care Coordinator
 

Areas of Interest
Life transitions and navigating change, relationship issues, interpersonal issues, self-esteem building

Flex Pathways Program

Two licensed clinical social workers serve as Embedded Mental Health Clinicians for Flex Pathway students. They provide mental health treatment, counseling and outreach services to students on the Wilmington, Dover and Georgetown campuses.

Wellbeing Resources for Flex Pathway Students

Danielle Lopez, LCSW

Embedded Mental Health Clinician, Wilmington
 

Areas of Interest
Working with first-generation/non-traditional college students, familial/relational concerns, anxiety, depression

Rebecca Roberts, LCSW

Embedded Mental Health Clinician, Dover and Georgetown
 

Areas of Interest
Young adults and adolescents, anxiety, depression, domestic violence, trauma, treatment using psychedelic therapies

Off-Campus Provider Directories

Local providers interested in becoming part of our local referral system may email our Care Coordinator by calling 302-831-WELL.