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In case of emergency, students are encouraged to call 9-1-1 for local emergency services.

For behavioral health emergencies, 24/7/365 support can be accessed by visiting TimelyCare.com/rvu, Calling the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline line 9-8-8, texting HELP to Crisis Textline 741-741, calling the Trevor Project LGBTQ hotline 1-866-488-7386, calling 911, or visiting your nearest emergency room.

Faculty and staff can call TimelyCare at 833-484-6359 if they are concerned about a student. You are also encouraged to 

• Parker Adventist Hospital (Emergency Room)
  9395 Crown Crest Blvd.
  Parker, CO 80138
  (303) 269-4000
  
• UCHealth Emergency and Urgent Care
  19964 Hilltop Road
  Suite A
  Parker, CO 80134
  
• Colorado Crisis Hotline
  If students have questions or concerns about topics such as family crises, depression, suicidal thoughts, anxiety, or relationship problems and are not able to or comfortable with speaking to an ÍøÆØ³Ô¹Ï Counselor, please call 9-8-8 or text TALK to 38255 to speak to a trained professional. Students can also visit their website for a list of walk-in clinics.
• Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
  Speak with someone if you or a loved one is considering harming themselves or experiencing emotional distress.
  9-8-8
  
• National Human Trafficking Hotline
  If you or someone you care about has been taken or being held against their will.
  1-888-373-7888
  
• National Sexual Assault Hotline
  If you or someone you care about has experience sexual assault or harassment and needs support, assistance, and advice.
  1-800-656-4673
• Colorado Physician Health Program (CPHP)
  303-860-0122
  
  ÍøÆسԹÏCOM Colorado In-House Resources
  ÍøÆسԹÏ’s Mental Health & Wellness hub can be accessed via www.rvu.edu/mentalhealth. ÍøÆسԹÏCOM currently has 4 mental health and wellness therapists and 1 director available to support students. Therapists are bound by the parameters of their state license and
  provide services to students from one or both campuses accordingly. Appointments may be scheduled via the institution’s secure scheduling platform at (https://rvucounselingco.clientsecure.me/) ÍøÆسԹÏCOM also offers access to a Mental Health Resource Connector, facilitated through a Qualtrics survey (https://rvu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5hce00olGqcydDw). The survey includes questions designed to direct students, faculty, staff, and families of students to the appropriate campus or community resources. ÍøÆسԹÏCOM offers individual and couple’s counseling and therapy, group counseling and therapy dependent on student interest, and mental health outreach, i.e. psychoeducational presentations and awareness campaigns. Therapy and counseling is available in person and via telehealth.
• The Director of Mental Health & Wellness Services is a consulting member of the CARE Team, lending a mental health perspective to the university’s intervention with students of concern. No confidential information is shared with the CARE Team without client
  consent.
• Mental Health & Wellness Services maintains a group on the university portal https://myuniversity.rvu.edu/groups/mhw/info where events and resources are shared on a regular basis with all students, faculty, and staff.
• Mental Health & Wellness Services staff contributed several modules to the recent development of a wellness elective for third year ÍøÆسԹÏCOM students, including modules on Engagement, Positive Emotion, Relationships, and Accomplishment.

In case of emergency, students are encouraged to call 9-1-1 for local emergency services.

For behavioral health emergencies, 24/7/365 support can be accessed by visiting TimelyCare.com/rvu, Calling the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline line 9-8-8, texting HELP to Crisis Textline 741-741, calling the Trevor Project LGBTQ hotline 1-866-488-7386, calling 911, or visiting your nearest emergency room.

Faculty and staff can call TimelyCare at 833-484-6359 if they are concerned about a student. You are also encouraged to 

• Intermountain St. George Regional Hospital (Emergency Room)
  1380 E. Medical Center Dr.
  St. George, UT 84770
  (435)251-1000
  Open 24 Hours
  
• Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
  Speak with someone if you or a loved one is considering harming themselves or experiencing emotional distress.
  9-8-8
  
• National Human Trafficking Hotline
  If you or someone you care about has been taken or being held against their will.
  1-888-373-7888
  
• National Sexual Assault Hotline
  If you or someone you care about has experience sexual assault or harassment and needs support, assistance, and advice.
  1-800-656-4673
• Utah Rape Recovery Center
  (801) 467-7282
  

ÍøÆسԹÏCOM Utah In-House Resources

• ÍøÆسԹÏ’s Mental Health & Wellness hub can be accessed via www.rvu.edu/mentalhealth.
• ÍøÆسԹÏCOM currently has 4 mental health and wellness therapists and 1 director available
  to support students. Therapists are bound by the parameters of their state license and provide services to students from one or both campuses accordingly. Appointments may be scheduled via the institution’s secure scheduling platform at (https://rvucounselingco.clientsecure.me/)
• ÍøÆسԹÏCOM also offers access to a Mental Health Resource Connector, facilitated through a Qualtrics survey (https://rvu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5hce00olGqcydDw). The survey includes questions designed to direct students, faculty, staff, and families of students to the appropriate campus or community resources. ÍøÆسԹÏCOM offers individual and couple’s counseling and therapy, group counseling and therapy dependent on student interest, and mental health outreach, i.e. psychoeducational presentations and awareness campaigns. Therapy and counseling is available in person and via telehealth.
• The Director of Mental Health & Wellness Services is a consulting member of the CARE Team, lending a mental health perspective to the university’s intervention with students of concern. No confidential information is shared with the CARE Team without client
  consent.
• Mental Health & Wellness Services maintains a group on the university portal https://myuniversity.rvu.edu/groups/mhw/info where events and resources are shared on a regular basis with all students, faculty, and staff.
• Mental Health & Wellness Services staff contributed several modules to the recent development of a wellness elective for third year ÍøÆسԹÏCOM students, including modules on Engagement, Positive Emotion, Relationships, and Accomplishment.
• Mental Health & Wellness has been developing short educational presentations focused on contributing to ÍøÆسԹÏ’s trauma-informed community of care. So far, presentations on the Psychological Treatment of Trauma and Trauma-Informed Health Promotion
  Principles have been released in an asynchronous format

In case of emergency, students are encouraged to call 9-1-1 for local emergency services.

For behavioral health emergencies, 24/7/365 support can be accessed by visiting TimelyCare.com/rvu, Calling the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline line 9-8-8, texting HELP to Crisis Textline 741-741, calling the Trevor Project LGBTQ hotline 1-866-488-7386, calling 911, or visiting your nearest emergency room.

Faculty and staff can call TimelyCare at 833-484-6359 if they are concerned about a student. You are also encouraged to 

Billings Clinic Hospital Emergency Department
2800 10^th Avenue
North, Billings, MT 59101
(406) 238-2500

Intermountain Health Hospital Emergency Department
1233 N. 30^th Street
Billings, MY 59101
(406) 657-7000

Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
Speak with someone if you or a loved one is considering harming themselves or experiencing emotional distress.
9-8-8

National Human Trafficking Hotline
If you or someone you care about has been taken or being held against their will.
1-888-373-7888

National Sexual Assault Hotline
If you or someone you care about has experience sexual assault or harassment and needs support, assistance, and advice.
1-800-656-4673

Additional ÍøÆسԹÏ-MCOM Resources

• Out of state care
  • For nearest emergency room or urgent care go to TimelyCare.com/rvu
• Scheduled appointment with a mental health clinician Short Term Service (5 or less sessions):
  • If you would like to self-pay for services, the Psychology Today website has a directory which can be helpful.
  • Schedule an appointment with Annette Beaudry, ÍøÆØ³Ô¹Ï Mental Health and Wellness Therapist via  or call (406) 901-2752. Hours are M-F 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
  • Request services with an off-campus clinician go to timelyCare.com/rvu. Available 24/7/365.
  • Contact your insurance company to be connected with a list of mental health clinicians who are in network for you. Usually there is a behavioral health number or a customer service number on the back of your insurance card. If you have Medicaid, it may be necessary to first make an appointment with your Primary Care Provider.
• Scheduled appointment with a mental health clinician Long Term Service (5 or more sessions)
  • Reach out to Annette Beaudry, Director of Mental Health and Wellness Services, if you need additional help getting connected to long-term services. (406) 901-2752 or [email protected]. Hours are M-F 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
  • Contact your insurance company to be connected with a list of mental health clinicians who are in network for you. Usually there is a behavioral health number or a customer service number on the back of your insurance card. If you have Medicaid, it may be necessary to first make an appointment with your Primary Care Provider.
  • If you would like to self-pay for services, the Psychology Today website has a directory which can be helpful.
• Couple’s / Relationship Counseling
  • For assistance in finding resources for couples/relationship counseling please contact Annette Beaudry at [email protected].
• For free legal consultation, housing, child care, medical serv, health coaching, and self-help
  • Visit TimelyCare.com/rvu it is available 24/7/365
• Other resources
  • Please contact Annette Beaudry, Director of Mental Health and Wellness Services at (406) 901-2752 or [email protected]
• Resources for ÍøÆØ³Ô¹Ï Faculty/Staff
  • If you are concerned about a student, you can call TimelyCare 833-484-6359 extension 2 to consult with a mental health clinician 24/7/365 for advice on how to proceed, for a second opinion on the situation, or for a reminder of what services are available for students. You are also encouraged to fill out the Montana Student of Concern Notification Form at  to notify the BIC Team so that additional supports can be offered.
  • If you are concerned about a Faculty or Staff member, please contact your Human Resources representative.
  • If you are looking for mental health resources for yourself, please utilize the Employee Assistance Program via 900-252-4555 or .