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Mental Health Emergency & Crisis Information

Counseling Services

Need Immediate Help?

* Call/Text 988 for immediate help *

If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, help is available 24/7! You don't have to struggle alone.

24/7 Mental Health Assistance

  • Call 988 or text 741741
  • Talk Now with Timely Care (free professional and confidential support for all Belmont students, just use your BRUINS email on sign in page)
  • Belmont Campus Security at 615-460-6911

Campus Security staff receive mental health crisis response training and can assist students in accessing resources at local emergency assessment units and Timely Care.

  • Proceed to your nearest emergency room

Monday - Friday (8 am - 4:30 pm)

  • Contact the Office of Counseling Services at 615-460-6856 or counseling@belmont.edu (located in Gabhart 218)

Additional Emergency Resources

The following locations provide 24-hour psychiatric assessment and care:

615-726-0125

615-327-7000 option 3

DeafLEAD - 24 hour crisis line

  • phone: 321-800-DEAF (3323)
  • toll-free: 800-380-DEAF (V/TTY)
  • videophone: 573-303-5604
  • text: HAND to 839863

Belmont University denounces bias-related conduct. The term “bias-related” refers to language, symbols, behaviors and acts that demonstrate discrimination or hate against persons or groups because of any of the following identity categories (perceived or otherwise): race, ethnicity, faith tradition, national origin, gender, gender expression/identity, sexual orientation, age/generation, socio-economic status and disability.

These categories are examples and are not an exhaustive list of attributes or characteristics protected under this policy. Do not hesitate to reach out for assistance!

Report a Bias Complaint or Grievance

Office Hours & Location

Monday – Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Saturday – Sunday: Closed

Location:
Gabhart Student Center 220

Contact Us:
Phone: 615.460.6856
Email: counseling@belmont.edu

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