As a vital part of our center’s overall mission, the University Counseling Center is committed to mental health promotion, education, and prevention through community engagement and outreach. We strive to be visible and trusted partners to the broader WFU community by serving the campus beyond our offices, and being appropriately engaged in all dimensions of university life.

Suicide Prevention Training

Learn how to identify and help members of our community who are most in need of mental health services. As one part of the university’s approach to reducing suicide risk, the University Counseling Center offers monthly CampusConnect suicide prevention trainings through the Professional Development Center which are open to faculty, staff, and students. Click here to register online for a suicide prevention training. If you have any questions, email Dr. Denisha Champion.

Request a Workshop/Event

Program and Outreach requests should be sent to our Outreach Coordinator, Dr. Katie Whitley at whitleyk@wfu.edu. Please allow at least two weeks before your event to place your request. Someone from our Health and Wellbeing team will follow up with you.

For Life-Threatening Emergencies

Call Anytime: 911 or 336.758.5911


For Urgent Mental Health Crises

Call Us Anytime: 336.758.5273


To Make an Appointment

Call Us During Office Hours

Monday-Friday
(8:30AM – 5PM)
336.758.5273


Crisis Assistance

For urgent mental health needs, crisis assistance is available anytime, from anywhere, by calling us at 336.758.5273.  During normal business hours, calling this number will connect you with our administrative assistant who can help assess your needs and direct you to therapy options.  After-hours and on weekends, this number will connect you with a crisis counselor.


Student Complaint Form