Counseling Services

Counseling Services at the U of M Crookston provide individual confidential counseling services, conflict resolution, walk-in crisis consultation, and referral assistance to community based mental health providers. Services are free of charge for all registered UMC students.

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For On-Campus Students

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Confidential Services
Crisis Consultation
Conflict Resolution
Eagles 4 Eagles - Peer Educators
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Purpose of the Folder: The University of Minnesota is deeply committed to the physical and emotional wellbeing of our students. We can all play a part by noticing worrisome behavior and responding with compassion. By sharing your concerns and intervening early you can help maintain a healthy and safe campus. This folder is designed to help you recognize indicators of student distress and how to respond and refer the student appropriately. Worry less about saying the “right thing” than saying something …
Responding to Sexual Misconduct
Self-Help
Stress Management
How to Help a Friend
Student Health 101
Disclaimer

For Online Students

UMC Counseling Services provides referral assistance to community based mental health providers in your locale. UMC Counseling Services does not provide telecounseling or telephone counseling. We do have a telecounseling resource listed below. For referral assistance, call 218-281-8571, or email Tim Menard at menar021@umn.edu

Call the U of M Crisis Line at 612-301-4673 anytime

U of M Textline is available 24/7 by texting 'UMN' to 61222

Another option for crisis counseling is The Steve Fund Crisis Text Line. The Steve Fund is a resource developed to provide students of color with mental health support. Text STEVE to 741741 and a live, trained Crisis Counselor will respond. More information is available here.

For Faculty and Staff

Crisis Intervention
Red Folder
Purpose of the Folder: The University of Minnesota is deeply committed to the physical and emotional well-being of our students. We can all play a part by noticing worrisome behavior and responding with compassion. By sharing your concerns and intervening early you can help maintain a healthy and safe campus. This folder is designed to help you recognize indicators of student distress and how to respond and refer the student appropriately. … worry less about saying the “right thing” than saying something …
Assisting Students in Distress
Referring Students for Counseling Services
Responding to Sexual Misconduct
Consultation

For Parents

Mission Statement

Counseling Services seek to provide a safe environment where people can share their thoughts and feelings, explore concerns, gain new awareness, and make helpful changes.