Mental Health Support
Don't let your struggle become your identity.
At Washington State, we’re concerned about the mental health and well-being of our students, staff, and faculty. We offer a variety of services, both in-person and virtual, to those experiencing emotional and psychological challenges that may interfere with academic or personal success.
On-Campus Counseling
If you would like to meet with a counselor on campus or at an alternate location, please complete this form to get started.
Available On-Campus Counseling:
- Convenient in-person options available on campus, at home, or in another nearby location
- Choice of counselor
- No cost to students
Virtual Counselor and College Telehealth
Washington State has partnered with Virtual Counselor and College Telehealth to provide free online counseling and behavioral health services to WSCO students.
- Five free sessions with a licensed therapist
- Day, night, and weekend appointments
- English, Spanish, and American Sign Language
Get started with a virtual counselor
Online Support
WSCO also offers an online and anonymous support option through 7 Cups of Tea. This service can be accessed through a web browser or the mobile app and provides trained listeners, peer support groups, recovery plans, and anonymous access to trained counselors at no cost.
Getting started is easy: 7cups.com/p/wscc
Additional Resources
Suicide Prevention
To seek help for yourself, or if you’re worried about someone who is experiencing distress and may be at risk of suicide, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988. This service is available 24/7.
If you are hearing impaired, contact the Suicide Prevention Lifeline via TTY by dialing 1.800.799.4889.
For immediate help, dial 911.
