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911 

Call to reach emergency personnel 

Call or text 988 or chat online 

Mental Health Crisis Text Line 

Text ‘HOME’ to 741741 

Call 1-866-488-7386 or text ‘START’ to 678-678 or chat online

Call 1-800-273-8255 (press 1) or text 838255 or chat online

Students with disabilities may receive academic accommodation and assistive technology support. Learn more about what conditions may be eligible and how to qualify. 

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drc@uwsp.edu

715-346-3365

Individual and group therapy options are available to students for no additional cost. 

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counsel@uwsp.edu 

715-346-3553

Visit with coaches one-on-one for short-term, goal-oriented conversations with a trained professional. 

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If you need assistance navigating a loss that is impacting you and your academics, we can help. 

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dos@uwsp.edu 

715-346-2611 

Going to college can be both exciting and challenging, and feeling homesick is normal. Here are some suggestions on how to work through these feelings. For students living on campus, connecting with in-hall staff can help. Utilize other resources listed here should these feelings persist. 

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If you have been or will be hospitalized due to medical or mental health concerns, we can help you navigate your return to campus, academics, and any other questions you might have.  

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dos@uwsp.edu 

715-346-2611

Online therapy services with after-hours and weekend availability. Telepsychiatry services are also available, but require a referral from the Counseling Center or Student Health Service. 

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CAP Services offers Mental Health Navigation services to assist individuals in securing off-campus therapy, psychiatry, and psychological testing options. This service is open to residents of Portage and Waupaca counties. 

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Join in community with other students through Togetherall – an online, 24/7 community supported by trained professionals.

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College can be stressful. Develop skills to master college (and your wellbeing) through the YOU@UWSP platform. 

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Stevens Point campus students may access health services (to include mental health support) in a convenient on-campus location. Students can call or use the patient portal to schedule.  

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Student Health Service 

health.services.office@uwsp.edu 

715-346-4646

f you have been impacted by a loss due to suicide, there are support groups available in the community.  

Visit with trained professionals, available 24/7, for in-the-moment emotional support and to deescalate crisis situations through ConnectNow.

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If you are concerned about someone’s immediate safety, contact local law enforcement (911) or University Police (715-346-3456). 

Students with disabilities may receive academic accommodation and assistive technology support. Learn more about what conditions may be eligible and how to qualify. 

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drc@uwsp.edu

715-346-3365

For support in ensuring eating habits are healthy or if you are concerned about your body image, we have professionals, such as dieticians and counselors, here to help you. 

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health.services.office@uwsp.edu

715-346-4646 

counsel@uwsp.edu

715-346-3553

Join a club sport or intramural team, climb the indoor rock wall, work out in one of our fitness centers, or take a walk in Schmeeckle Reserve. There are many year-round opportunities to keep our Pointers moving. 

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fitness.recreation@uwsp.edu

715-346-4441

Students who need health insurance, should visit https://www.healthcare.gov/ to explore options. County public health departments can also assist you in applying for insurance. 

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If you have been or will be hospitalized due to medical concerns, we can help you navigate your return to campus, academics, and any other questions you might have.  

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dos@uwsp.edu

715-346-2611

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Stevens Point campus students may access health services in a convenient on-campus location. Students can call or use the patient portal to schedule.  

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health.services.office@uwsp.edu

715-346-4646

Center for Prevention 

Local groups/resources 

Counseling Center group 

You have rights as a student to ensure you can continue your education and may receive appropriate accommodations to do so.  

Pregnant (or related conditions), pregnancy loss or termination, parenting, caregiving – we need to expand list 

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How will we manage these? 

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Students may be interested in our campus childcare facility.  

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Space is available on all three campuses for nursing and pumping needs.  

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Can they help provide basic care (i.e. pregnancy test/confirmation)? If not, remove 

Resources for eligible pregnant, postpartum, and nursing mothers and their children are available through the WIC program. Portage County Health and Human Services offers a variety of pre-natal care coordination services. 

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The Pregnant Scholar is a comprehensive resource for students enrolled in higher education. Learn more about your rights and resources available to you. 

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