The SCC Counselors extend waves of gratitude to all staff and faculty members who continue to prioritize and support the mental health and well-being of our students.
Your care, compassion, and attentiveness make a meaningful difference. Thank you for being an essential part of our students’ support system.
If you’d like to feel more prepared to respond to a student experiencing a mental health or substance use challenge, keep an eye out for an upcoming announcement about the fall quarter Mental Health First Aid training.
In recognition of National Suicide Prevention Month, we encourage you to share these crisis resources with students. You could put them in your syllabus, in your Canvas course, or share directly with students who disclose that they are experiencing a mental health challenge:
- Call 911 or visit your local Emergency Room in life threatening emergencies.
- Behavioral Health Urgent Care:
- Everett: 1330 Rockefeller Ave, Ste 140 | (425) 261-4210 | Mon – Fri: 9:30 AM – 5 PM
- Kirkland: 11410 NE 122nd Way | (425) 650-4005 | Open 24 hours
- If you are in crisis, please call a 24/7 Crisis Line at:
- 1-866-427-4747 (King County) | 1-800-584-3578 (Snohomish County)
- Text HOME to 741741
- Text, Call, or Chat 988; Veterans press 1; Native Strong Hotline press 4
- Trevor Project (LGBTQ+ Hotline): 1-866-488-7386
- New Beginnings (Domestic Violence Hotline): 206-737-0242
- King County Sexual Assault Resource Center: 888-998-6423 (English); 425-282-0324 (Spanish)
- Non-crisis peer support:
- Washington Warm Line: 877-500-9276
The SCC Counseling Center provides free, short-term mental health, career, and student success counseling to students. Crisis counseling is available to students who feel unable to keep themselves safe if you walk in to the Counseling Center (FOSS 5251) during college business hours. The Counseling Center can also help you connect with mental health care off-campus. To schedule an appointment, walk in or call (206) 546-4594.
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