Help for Mental Health and Wellness
Beginning with the Fall 2021 semester, the College will provide some of its essential student support services to students through a partnership with a third-party vendor, All Points.
These services will be conveniently accessible on demand via telephone, mobile app, web-portal, video counseling and chat. These everyday services for everyday people will be provided by licensed professionals and will include but may not be limited to life coaching, medical advocacy, work/life resources, and legal/financial resources as well as the traditional mental health counseling services.
More information on student services provided by All Points:
Commitment to YOUR well-being: SCC becoming a JED Campus
In 2020, SCC began a strategic collaboration with The Jed Foundation that not only enhances the mental health work already being done on campus but also
creates positive, lasting change.
By becoming a JED Campus member SCC demonstrates a commitment to the emotional well-being of its students. JED Campus is a nationwide initiative designed to empower schools with a framework and customized support to enhance student:
- Mental health services
- Suicide prevention
- Substance abuse prevention
JED's programs are grounded in an evidence-based model used to assess efforts currently being made on campus, identifying existing strengths and improvements within seven strategic areas.
Resources for Yourself, Family Members or Friends
Access useful information through Ulifeline provided by JED Campus. Ulifeline will help you enhance wellbeing through awareness and interaction on wellness topics. Check out this site to get information on learning about wellness topics, answering screening questions, and helping a friend who may be struggling.
How do I access services?
We are here to help. Contact the Office of Vice President of Student Affairs at (864) 592-4817. Should you need accommodations, let us know when you call.
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