We are aware that emergencies requiring immediate attention can exist for students. To accommodate these needs, we offer same-day services for those dealing with crisis or an urgent need to get started in counseling. The information below will help you evaluate your needs to determine whether it is appropriate to meet for a same-day or next-available appointment.
We have crisis services available daily for students dealing with a life-threatening or traumatic event. To determine if you need crisis services, please read the following descriptions and identify any items that apply to you:
- I am currently so upset that I may be unable to keep myself or others safe.
- I have a current plan to attempt suicide or to harm someone else.
- I have been physically or sexually assaulted within the last few days.
- Someone close to me has died within the last few days or I have just received some extremely difficult news.
- I am having strange experiences such as hearing voices or seeing things that others do not.
- I have knowledge of another person being abused or assaulted.
- I am experiencing life-threatening withdrawal symptoms.
- I have witnessed a traumatic event within the last few days.
If any of the above items are true for you or someone you know, you are in need of Crisis Services. Please call 828.251.6520 or come directly to our office during business hours.
After business hours and weekends contact:
- Bulldog HealthLink: 984-364-4685
- Mobile Crisis: 1-888-573-1006
- Protocol – 1-828-251-6520 Press #4
- Campus Police: 1-828-251-6710
- National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255
- Comprehensive Care Center: 1-828-254-2700
- Crisis Text Line is free, 24/7 support for those in crisis. Text 741741 from anywhere in the USA to text with a trained Crisis Counselor.