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Mental Health Screening

A free, anonymous, confidential mental health screening program is available through ULifeline.

The online screening may assess a student's concerns regarding:

Alcohol
Bipolar Disorder
Depression
Eating Disorders
Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

Take a Mental Health Screening.

The online mental health screening is completely voluntary and is primarily used for educational purposes. It is not a substitute for an official diagnostic examination.

Mental health screening tools such as this self-assessment are intended to be used in conjunction with existing wellness programs and/or to help identify students at risk. Students who complete this screening are encouraged to discuss their results with a counselor, as well as browse the resources on Student Counseling Services' website.

Due to the anonymous, confidential nature of this screening, no contact information will be collected and, therefore, no follow-up is initiated after the screening unless the individual contacts Student Counseling Services for support.