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A Red & Black article scheduled for publication today reports that the number of people who receive treatment from Counseling and Psychiatry Services (CAPS) at the UGA Health Center has increased by 30 percent in the past year.
And, though the interpretation of this statistic could be construed many different ways, we find it comforting to know that more University students are showing faith in the mental health professionals who are here to serve our campus.
Not so comforting, however, is the consequence of the increased CAPS attendance rate — an extended waiting list.
