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Appointments can be requested by filling out the ASU Counseling Services Online Scheduler made by calling 325-942-2371 or visiting Counseling Services, at 1901 Johnson St, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.- 3 p.m.

If you are experiencing a life-threatening situation, call 911 immediately or go to your nearest emergency room.

Are you having a mental health crisis?

In the last seven days, have you:

  • Created a plan to attempt suicide or inflict serious bodily harm on someone else?
  • Attempted suicide or made verbal or written threats to do so?
  • Been physically and/or sexually assaulted?
  • Heard or seen things that may not be real?
  • Had a severe reaction to a psychiatric medication?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, you may be having a mental health crisis. Please visit Counseling Services between 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., go to the nearest emergency room, or call the 24/7 ASU Crisis Helpline at 325-486-6345

Are you concerned about someone else?

If you are concerned someone on campus is a threat to themselves or others, you have several options.

  • If you believe there is an imminent threat, contact campus police at 325-942-2071 or dial 911 immediately.
  • If you would like guidance on how to talk to a friend or colleague, contact Counseling Services at 325-942-2371 to set up an appointment.
  • If you would like someone from the university to reach out to the concerned individual, please fill out a Students of Concern Form.

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