If you are a survivor of sexual assault, you are not alone. There are many paths to healing, and it is never too late to seek help. Many survivors find it helpful to speak with a professional and/or join a support group with other survivors. There are several opportunities for individual and group counseling available at the Law Center, Main Campus and in the community.

Sexual Assault, Relationship Violence & Stalking Services (SARP)

There are various ways to access support services on campus. If you are uncertain where to start, or would like to discuss which counseling options would work best for you, contact the Sexual Assault, Relationship Violence & Stalking Services team. The SARP team offers free and confidential crisis intervention and options counseling, including information on counseling options, medical care, law enforcement and judicial options, housing relocation, and other practical matters. All services are free and confidential for Georgetown Law students.

Counseling & Psychiatric Service (CAPS)

If you know that you would like to seek individual or group therapy through Georgetown, you go directly to the Counseling & Psychiatric Service (CAPS). CAPS has a therapist on staff who specializes in trauma. To set up an appointment, call CAPS at (202) 687-6985. CAPS is located in the first floor of the Gewirz Student Center and all services are completely confidential.

D.C. Community Services

If you prefer to seek support services off-campus, the Sexual Assault & Relationship Violence Liaison can provide you with information about community resources, including private therapists and organizations that specialize in working with survivors of sexual assault. Additionally, DC Rape Crisis Center offers free, confidential individual and group counseling for survivors of adult and child sexual abuse in the community. Call (202) 232-0789 or visit the DC Rape Crisis Center’s website to access these services. DC Rape Crisis Center also offers a 24-hour crisis hotline at (202) 333-RAPE (7273).