Biofeedback and Stress Management Labs are offered also. For students who are not full time but may require similar services, CCC or SSD can give the student a list of agencies in the area which offer competent services and charge on a sliding scale. NSO is an opportunity for all new and incoming transfer students to learn about the legacy, commitment, and expectations of being a student at BYU while engaging in a spirit of fun. C the largest of these gatherings being in the fall. In the fall NSO of each year, SSD hosts a Breakfast Bash for all new and transfer students with disabilities.
Students learn how to access services and how to apply for reasonable accommodations.
Connections are made with current students with disabilities who are already on campus. Mobility tours of the campus are arranged. Parents are welcome to attend and ask questions. In past years both students and parents have considered the SSD Breakfast Bash well worth attending and many of the concerns they had were settled. We would strongly recommend that all attend.