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Student Mental Health Resources

If you need immediate help, please contact one of these resources: 

Mental health is essential for a student's academic success. 91ɬÂþ provides resources, support, and services to address mental health issues at every level of concern. We are committed to helping all Thunderbirds Thrive, whether you are online or on-campus. If you need assistance navigating any of the resources, please contact Counseling and Psychological Services, the Dean of Student's Office, or the Health and Wellness Center.

Please note that some mental health concerns are beyond the scope of what a University Counseling Center can treat. For students needing longer-term care and counseling, we encourage you to seek these services with a provider in the community. 91ɬÂþ has resources to help you arrange long-term care in the community if needed. Students should also be aware that due to the rural location of 91ɬÂþ, not all mental health resources are readily available.

Resources Available at Red Level

It's time to get professional help. Things have become so difficult that you need help right away.

Get Immediate Help

What you might be experiencing at Red:

• Talking about suicide or dying
• You are planning on harming yourself or others
• You are being harmed by others
• You are taking your frustrations out on others
• You are harassing or bullying others
• You are being dishonest
• You are expressing yourself violently in words or actions
• You feel the need to carry a weapon
• You feel like giving up or that there is no hope that things will get better
• You feel like you are a burden to those around you

Resources Available for Yellow

You aren't doing well and need additional support to feel better.

Counseling is always an option

What you might be experiencing at Yellow:

• Already have a mental health diagnosis
• Completely neglecting your school, work, or other life responsibilities
• Frequently expressing anger toward others
• Using alcohol or drugs excessively
• Relying on existing relationships to address your mental health needs instead of professional help
• Thoughts of helplessness or hopelessness
• Engaging in self-harming behaviors (cutting, burning, bruising)
• Completely withdrawing from activities that usually bring you joy
• Disconnecting from your friends and family

Resources Available for Green

Things are generally okay, but you are starting to struggle.

Counseling is always an option

What you might be experiencing at Green:

• Avoiding people, classes, activities, and/or events
• Having a difficult time managing your emotions
• Feeling a lack of energy or motivation
• Changing your behavior in significant and negative ways
• Feeling like no one cares about you or can understand what you’re going through
• Sleeping or eating too much or too little
• Starting to use unhealthy coping strategies
• Feeling worthless or that you can’t do anything right
• Feeling overwhelmed and beginning to doubt your ability to take care of yourself

Mental Health Counseling Options for Students

How to Connect	For in-person services, call: 435-865-8621	Free 24/7 support as well as scheduled teletherapy with a counselor
Hours	M-F, 9 am to 4:30 pm	24/7
Providers	Licensed clinicians and doctoral interns	Licensed clinicians
Services	Individual Counseling, Group Therapy, Workshops, Crisis, Triage, Consultation	Individual Counseling, Health Coaching, Crisis Counseling
	CAPS Website

Hotlines and Resources