Our Services
Our caring staff offer support for a variety of personal and emotional issues including:
Contact Us
9am–5pm, Mon–Thurs
Fridays by appointment
Administration Building 175
574-520-4125
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We offer classroom presentations and outreach workshops, as well. Contact us at 574-520-4125 with requests for specific presentation topics.
TimelyCare
IU South Bend has partnered with TimelyCare to provide students with 24/7 access to virtual mental health counseling and wellness resources at no cost! Currently enrolled IU South Bend and IU Medical School-South Bend Campus students will be able to secure virtual "telehealth" support during academic breaks, over the weekend, and "after-hours" when the Student Counseling Center is closed (after 5:00 pm). Please "click" to learn about this meaningful and user-friendly resource and remember: we are Titan Strong-It's Okay to ask for Help!
2021-2022 Counseling Services
87%In-Person
13% Telehealth
1,644Student Visits
93%Retention & Success
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In Case of Emergency
If you or someone else is experiencing a mental health emergency after hours please contact one of the following community resources:
- Contact 911 or 988
- Call Memorial Epworth Center at (574) 647-8400
- Go to Memorial Epworth Center at 420 N. Niles Ave., South Bend, IN
- Or go directly to the nearest Hospital Emergency Room
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-TALK (8255), suicidepreventionlifeline.org (Note: this service is not affiliated with Indiana University.)
TITAN STRONG: #Together We Commit
Campus Ally Network
The Student Counseling Center (SCC) is a safe place for students, staff, faculty, and alumni to foster community and share resources regarding sexual orientation and gender identity. All staff at the SCC embrace every opportunity to be the best ally possible to our IU South Bend community. Together, we are stronger!
QPR Institute
QPR — Question, Persuade, Refer
The Student Counseling Center offers QPR Gatekeeper training to the IU South Bend campus community. QPR is a nationally recognized program that teaches participants to recognize the warning signs, clues, and communications of people contemplating suicide and to help save a life. Certified Gatekeeper training is offered in small-group settings and takes about 1.5 hrs. Contact us at 574-520-4125 for more information.
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