Outreach Request
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The Counseling & Testing Center will be closed December 23 through January 3 for the holidays. Services will resume on January 6th
For students experiencing a mental health crisis please utilize the 24/7 Mental Health Crisis Support line by calling 608.785.8073 and press 1.
2024 Outreach Update
Thank you for considering CTC for your outreach request! We continue to prioritize the mental health of students and value our ability to support the campus through various activities.
The CTC website offers various resources for group, classroom, and individual use. We have included some suggestions below for alternative opportunities.
If you are requesting an Overview of CTC services, we suggest a CTC website/Instagram activity:
- Assign a syllabus quiz on campus & student success resources which include familiarizing oneself with CTC hours, crisis resources, and services.
- Ask students to complete an online scavenger hunt.
- Example: 1) Find 3 ways to support a friend in distress. 2) Identify where can you find a listing of campus crisis resources. 3) Describe what @uwlctc Instagram post was most helpful to you and why.
- For privacy of students and test takers please do not direct students to come inside the office for pictures or asking scavenger hunt questions. Resources are available on the website and brochures are located in the hall outside the office.
- Show your group the CTC website. Highlight Self-Help Resources, Where To Start, Patient Portal (for web-booking initial appointments), and crisis resources.
If you are requesting a presentation on wellness topics such as Mental Health 101, self-care, stress management, sexual health, violence prevention, and alcohol & other drug education, we recommend contacting UWL’s Wellness and Health Advocacy Office.
- Learn more about available programs and request a program by visiting the Wellness Programming website.
Please complete our Outreach Request Form
Outreach presentations are available upon request (and availability of staff) by Faculty, staff, and student groups.
