List of Resources

Care Out Loud

At Emerson, everything is done with enthusiasm and passion. This passion is seen in the way we work, the way we create, and the way we care. At Emerson, care is more than just a feeling of empathy, it’s putting your care into action. It’s looking out for one another to make sure nobody struggles alone. It’s listening to all concerns, from the smallest issues to larger challenges.

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Emerson Counseling and Psychological Services (ECAPS) Resources

There are a variety of situations that can be considered an emergency or crisis. If you or someone else is having thoughts of suicide, impulses to hurt yourself or another person, severe confusion or disorientation, or if you have just experienced violence or assault, contact emergency services immediately. References to suicide should always be taken seriously and immediate responses are critical. Emerson Counseling and Psychological Services (ECAPS) offers the information and services for when you or a friend are in crisis, including what to do in an emergency, local and national hotlines and for "not exactly an emergency but still upset" strategies.

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JED Resources

JED is leading the way to a comprehensive, community-based model of protecting student emotional health and preventing suicide at schools across the country. Working with campus leaders and professionals, JED helps to create campus-wide prevention and intervention strategies and advises on best-practice mental health policies, programs and services. Learn about their signature services, programs and resources such as Half of Us, Set To Go, Seize the Awkward and more. 

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Share A Concern

Emerson College seeks to foster a climate of care and support that depends on the involvement of all College community members. Emerson encourages faculty, staff, students and other community members to share concerns about students who may be struggling with academic, personal or emotional challenges, exhibiting concerning behavior or dealing with a difficult situation.

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Self Help Resources

There are various resources available online, on campus and in our surrounding community. For a comprehensive list, check out ECAPS Self Help Resource listings.

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