Crisis Counseling Procedures - MJC

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Crisis Counseling Procedures

Is visibly distraught (crying, upset, or inconsolable)
Express no career direction
Displays visible signs of self-mutilation (cutting, burning, hair-pulling)
Shows grief and bereavement issues
Appears to be a victim of assault
Shows visible signs of anxiety and/or depression
Shows substance abuse or addiction problems
Appears to need resources for shelter and food

Step 1, Step 2, Step 3
Call 209-575-6147

Student will be served by East or West Counseling Department

Counseling faculty will refer to appropriate department as necessary