Don't let your struggle become your identity.

At Washington State, we’re concerned about the mental health and well-being of our students, staff, and faculty. We offer a variety of services, both in-person and virtual, to those experiencing emotional and psychological problems that are interfering with their ability to achieve success.

On-Campus Counseling

If you want to meet with a counselor on campus or in an alternate location, please email referrals@isbh.org to schedule a convenient time. WSCO will no longer have walk-in counselor availability.

Available On-Campus Counseling:

  • Up to 5 free sessions with a Licensed Therapist
  • Convenient In-Person Option Available On-Campus, at Home, or in Another Nearby Location
  • Choice of Counselor
  • No Cost to Students

Virtual Counselor and College Telehealth

Washington State has partnered with Virtual Counselor and College Telehealth to provide FREE online counseling and behavioral health services to WSCO students.

  • 5 Free Sessions with a Licensed Therapist
  • Day, Night, and Weekend Appointments
  • English, Spanish, and American Sign Language

Get Started with a Virtual Counselor Here 

Online Support

WSCO is excited to offer an online and anonymous option to support students called 7-Cups of Tea. You can access the service from anywhere using a web browser or download the app via the App Store/Google Play. The service offers trained listeners, peer support groups, recovery plans, and an anonymous way to reach out to a trained counselor. All of this is available at no cost.

Getting started is easy, go to 7cups.com/p/wscc

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Suicide Prevention

To seek help for yourself, or if you’re worried about someone who is experiencing distress and who is at risk of suicide, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988. This lifeline is available 24/7. If you are hearing impaired, contact the Suicide Prevention Lifeline via TTY by dialing 1.800.799.4889.

For immediate help, dial 911.

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