Has sudden behavior change in a friend made you concerned for them or others? Is someone not acting as they used to, not taking care of themselves or talking about harming someone else?
If so, we are available to provide options if you are concerned. We may work with campus partners to coordinate a response to help an individual get the support they need.
In urgent situations, call 911.
For same-day crisis services, drop by the Counseling Center during listed hours to provide consultation if you are concerned for another person.
Phone
206.543.1240
Address
401 Schmitz Hall
Hours
M, W, Th, F: 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Tuesday: 9:30 a.m. – 4 p.m.
If you or someone you know is experiencing a crisis and our UW offices are closed, or you would prefer to talk with someone immediately over the phone, these resources can offer assistance.
For support, call SafeCampus at 206.685.7233 Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. excluding UW holidays.
Call SafeCampus when you have concerns for your safety or the safety of someone else. We have trained professionals available to listen, offer support options, develop safety plans and connect you to additional resources. You can always call us anonymously.
Crisis Connections Line offers free, 24-hour crisis support via phone. Call 1.866.427.4747.
Know the signs
Supporting a friend or colleague
Your response when a friend or colleague reaches out to you may impact whether they feel supported and choose to seek additional help. Please consider taking these steps when someone discloses to you:
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Call if you have concerns about campus safety.
Husky Health
206.685.1011
Husky Health Center
Counseling Center
206.543.1240
401 Schmitz Hall