# Health and Well-being Resources

## Student Development and Counseling Center

Free and confidential counseling, guidance, and support-or just someone
to talk to.

Short-term, single session, group therapy, off campus referral and more.

16 Einhorn Road \| **508-831-5540** \| **SDCC@wpi.edu**

Appointments: [schedule an appointment
online](https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=9XacWBXK-UGIS1XsFaBnKoK6q-y0N7BHuoBOlDglFLpUOFo1WkRQWDU4MElJQU1LWVI2UTNEUlJXRC4u&utm_source=marketing_cloud_email&utm_medium=January_12_2022&utm_campaign=UMC_3005745&utm_mc_suscriber_id=8468850)

Beyond typical office hours, there is an afterhours crisis line. Call
the SDCC number (508-831-5540) and listen to the prompts to be connected
to a counselor.

## Crisis Resources

The SDCC has an after-hours telehealth line, which can be accessed
during non-SDCC business hours. It is run by ProtoCall. You will be able
to speak with a crisis counselor. Call **508-831-5540** and listen to
the menu prompt

Text **HOME** to **741741**

Call the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: **988**

If you or someone you know is in immediate danger to themselves or
someone else, call 911 or WPI Campus Police **508-831-5555**.

The [Youth Mobile Crisis
Intervention](https://www.communityhealthlink.org/program/youth-mobile-crisis-intervention)
provides crisis assessment, intervention and stabilization services in
homes, schools and other community settings for youth through the age of
20.

## Support

The [Inclusive Therapists List](https://www.inclusivetherapists.com/)
can help find therapists.

The [Trans Lifeline](https://translifeline.org/) provides trans
peer-support - run by and for trans people.

## Center for Well-Being

A holistic approach to wellness, spanning academic and non-academic
aspects of the student experience, the Center promotes well-being for
students and the broader WPI campus community.

Programming involves mindfulness, meditation, affinity spaces to meet,
and other wellness activities.

Located in the Morgan wedge

## Clubs and Organizations

Getting involved helps you build a network of peers and friends. Check
the list of more than 240 clubs and organizations and think about
joining.

[Explore TechSync](https://wpi.campuslabs.com/Engage/)

## Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Multicultural Education

The Office fosters a campus community that respects and celebrates
diversity in all its dimensions and is a home base for students
navigating the university experience.

20 Schussler Road \| **508-831-5796** \| **diversity@wpi.edu**

## Chaplains

WPI's [Campus
Chaplains](https://www.wpi.edu/student-experience/resources/collegiate-religious-center/advisors)
serve as a resource for all individuals on campus who seek guidance.
Whether you want to deepen your faith, find yourself at a crossroads, or
would like to begin exploring your spirituality and worldview, a
Chaplain can advise and support you through many different life changes.
Chaplains are also able to mentor individuals in general matters of
faith in addition to specific times of hardship. Learn more about the
[Collegiate Religious
Center](https://www.wpi.edu/student-experience/resources/collegiate-religious-center).

## Misc

If you are concerned about a fellow student, you can complete the [I'm
Concerned About a Student
(CARES)](https://fs28.formsite.com/webteamwpiedu/concerned-about-student/index.html)
form. If this is an emergency, please contact the WPI Campus Police at
**508-831-5555**.