It is more important than ever to understand and prioritize mental health, and to know when and how to find mental health resources when you, or someone close to you, is struggling.
BearcatBetter.com is here to remind you to Be Kind to Your Mind. Below you will find mental health resources available to help you, or to help you help someone else. You’ll find resources such as tips and campus events for coping with stress and anxiety, and information on seeking professional or emergency help. These resources are exclusively available for Northwest Missouri State students. Make your mental health a priority and take the time to Be Kind to Your Mind.
You’re here. That’s a great first step. If you are having thoughts about harming yourself or others, please immediately contact 911.
There is no shame in asking for help. There are countless factors stemming from school, work, love, and life that weigh on your mental health, and you are certainly not alone in how you’re feeling. Whether you’re in need of a break, or feel you’re on the brink, it’s never too soon or too late to seek support. Below are resources available to you to Be Kind to Your Mind. If you are not seeing the support you feel you need, please contact the Wellness Center.
Thank you for being there for them. If you know someone you feel may be having thoughts about harming themselves or others, please immediately contact 911.
Asking for help is a really difficult thing to do, especially for someone experiencing a mental health crisis. Whether you are directly involved, or just have concerns about a friend or classmate, thank you for seeking support to help them. Explore the resources below, and if you still need additional support, please contact the Wellness Center. Just as your loved one is not alone in this, you are not alone either. Make sure you also are taking the time to Be Kind to Your Mind. Through supporting one another, we all will become Bearcat Better.
If you require medical attention outside of regular business hours, please contact your own healthcare provider, call 911, or go to the Mosaic Medical Center Emergency Department.
If you have a question about your condition after hours, the Community Health Line is available. Their registered nurses are available to answer questions and provide quality health information. This local service is free and confidential and is offered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Please call 1.800.455.2476 to access this service. THIS SERVICE IS ONLY ACCESSIBLE USING A LOCAL PHONE.
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University Police Mosaic Medical Center - Maryville Community Health Line Mosaic Behavioral Health - Maryville |
Sexual Assault Hotline National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline Emergencies Mental Health Text Line |
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