Wellness Center Counseling and Health Services

The college experience is an exciting and often stressful experience.  Students are often balancing academic demands with other life roles. 

Students who are new to campus are adjusting to living in a new environment, new friends and academic pressures.  Other students are attending college with a pre-existing mental health condition. 

Counselors and Social Workers are available to assist you with the adjustment to college, relationship difficulties and developing skills to manage mental health symptoms that interfere with your academic, social or work functioning. 

Counselors and Social Workers provide a confidential, non-judgmental environment to assist you to increase self-understanding, learn healthy ways express and manage difficult emotions, access on and off campus resources, and learn and practice skills to support the change you are seeking.

Please complete the New Client Paperwork form and the CCAPS assessment here to begin the process.  It should take about 15 minutes to complete the paperwork.

For additional questions, email the Wellness Center at Wellness.Center@msj.edu or call 513-244-4949.

Beginning July 1, 2024, The Mount is excited to partner with Uwill Student Mental Health & Wellness to provide Free Immediate access to Teletherapy, Crisis Support & Wellness.

 Services available include:

• Umatch: Immediate teletherapy appointment, choose a therapist based on your preference, at a time that fits your schedule (day, night or weekend)
• Uhelp: Direct crisis connection, 24/7/365
• Urise: On-demand wellness, yoga, meditation, mindfulness and more

Get started by scanning the Uwill QR Code below and register with your MSJ email. 

Let’s Talk is a free and confidential meeting with a MSJ counselor for a brief 30 minute conversation.  Think, open “office hours” for counselors. 

This may be a good choice if:

• You have never been to counseling and wonder what it would be like to speak to a counselor.
• You have a specific problem you would like to talk through.
• You are unsure what resources are available to you.

Is this counseling?

• This is not a substitute for counseling and is not appropriate for urgent or mental health emergencies.  Please visit our Crisis Resources listed below for urgent or mental health emergencies.
• Students can schedule a Let’s Talk appointment by calling 513-244-4949, stopping in the Wellness Center during regular business hours or completing the online Let's Talk Consent Form here.

Are you a faculty or staff member who is concerned about a student?  The staff in the Wellness Center are available to meet with you for a consultation to provide information and resources.  Please note that confidentiality is the cornerstone of our work and we are not able to provide any information about current clients without a Release of Information. 

To schedule a time, please email the Wellness Center at Wellness.Center@msj.edu or call 513-244-4949.
 

Faculty and staff can submit a Lion's Alert if they have concerns related to a student's mental health.  We ask that you notify the student before the referral is made.  Please note that confidentiality is the conerstone of our work and we are not able to provide any information about referrals or current clients without a Release of Information. If you have additional question, please email the Wellness Center at Wellness.Center@msj.edu or call 513-244-4949.

Are you seeking counseling for yourself or a family member and need information about providers in the community?  For your convenience, the staff in the Wellness Center have compiled this summary of off-campus providers here.

You are encouraged to contact your insurance company to find out if these providers are covered by your insurance network.

The Zen Den is a dedicated room in the Wellness Center to give students a break from the stress of college life, providing them the opportunity to utilize tools and activities to calm down and reset. The Zen Den offers a variety of tools and activities that are meant to engage and calm the mind.

The space is available to all students and staff on campus.  You do not need to make an appointment, it is first come first serve basis. Find more information on our Zen Den page here.

• We are pleased to have a partnership with Uwill, the leading student mental health and wellness solution. Uwill offers students free immediate access to teletherapy, a direct crisis connection, and wellness programming through its easy to use online platform. 

  To schedule teletherapy: 

  • Create a profile with Uwill 
  • Choose a therapist based on your preferences including availability, issue, gender, language, ethnicity. 
  • Choose a time that fits your schedule with day, night and weekend availability. 

  Uwill is Private. Secure. Confidential.

• What if I am having a mental health crisis?
  • The Uwill Mental Health crisis line is available 24/7/365 --  call 833.646.1526 to speak with a licensed counselor.

We are excited to announce that the Mount’s Wellness Center will be providing expanded services in partnership with Tri-Health, the largest primary care network in the Greater Cincinnati region. This new approach to the Mount’s Wellness Center is aligned with the institution’s “student-first” services model. All health service visits are billed through Health Insurance via Epic. TriHealth have the autonomy and expertise to provide global outpatient evaluation and treatment for all full-time students on the Mount’s campus, including but not limited to:

• Sick visits
• On-site prescriptions for select medications
• Select immunizations
• Management for select psychotropic non-scheduled medications
• Referrals for off-campus intensive and specialized medical care
• Preventative care programming
• Significantly increased hours of service availability for students​

The Mount proudly partners with Anthem Student Advantage.  LiveHealth Online.  provides virtual medical support 24/7.  Cost for these services will depend on individual Health Insurance plan and rates.

 Services available include:

• Urgent/Acute virtual medical care

Visit LiveHealth Online. to learn more about services and rates and schedule a virtual visit.

•  All full time students are required to Waive or Enroll in Anthem Student Advantage Health Insurance Plan when they begin classes at the Mount, and then annually at the start of the fall semester.  For more information, please visit the following website: https://www.studentenroll.anthem.com/school/MSJ
• For more information about the Anthem Student Advantage plan and details, please visit the following website: https://student.anthem.com/student/schools/msju

Please contact the Wellness Center at 513.244.4949 or Wellness.Center@msj.edu if you have additional questions.

TriHealth Priority Care | Glenway

• 6139 Glenway Ave.
• (513) 346-3399

• 6949 Good Samaritan Dr.
• 513-246-9900

• 375 Dixmyth Ave.
• 513-862-2536

If you are experiencing an emergency, call campus police by dialing “0” on any campus phone, or dial 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.

988 National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline

Dial the number 988 on your phone to contact the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.  The Lifeline provides 24/7 free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for your or your loved ones. Find more information on the 988 Crisis Hotline here.

24/7/365 Direct Crisis Connection

Experiencing a mental health crisis? Help is available 24/7/265 through Uwill, call 833.646.1526.

• Create an account and register with your MSJ email address for the other Uwill Student Mental Health & Wellness resources.

MSJ Wellness Center

On campus confidential counseling services are available at the Wellness Center.  To schedule an appointment with a counselor, please call 513-244-4949 or email the Wellness Center at Wellness.Center@msj.edu

Women Helping Women (WHW)

This is an off-campus resource that states on their website WHW helps survivors find hope, healing, and empowerment through our confidential support services. We inspire the community to speak out against gender-based violence, and speak up for equal and healthy relationships. We educate and advocate that generations after us grow into change agents to prevent gender-based violence before it ever starts.

Visit the WHW website here.

MSJ Title IX/Sexual Violence Policies and Resources

The Title IX pamphlet is a comprehensive resource that provides information about the University’s policy and on and off campus resources.

We want to help you. 

Please contact the Wellness Center. The counselors in the Wellness Center can assist you to develop and plan and inform you of campus resources to help you get back on track.

Take the first step by calling us at 513-244-4949 or by emailing the Wellness Center at Wellness.Center@msj.edu