Faculty and Staff Resources
TimelyCare, Togetherall, and TAO are available to benefitted faculty and staff and can be found on the Mental Health Page.
Timely Care provides 9 sessions per academic year to every student, faculty, and staff, at the University. Employees also have access to mental health care through SUU's Employee Assistance Program.
Behaviors
- Avoiding people, classes, and or events
- Having a difficult time managing emotions
- Feeling a lack of energy or motivation
- Changing behavior in significant and negative ways
- Feeling like no one cares or can understand what they are going through
- Sleeping/eating too much or too little
- Starting to use unhealthy coping strategies
- Feelings of worthlessness
- Feelings of being overwhelmed/ doubting their ability to take care of themselves
Behaviors
- A preexisting mental health diagnosis
- Completely neglecting their school, work, or other life responsibilities
- Frequently expressing anger towards others
- Using alcohol or drugs excessively
- Relying on existing relationships to address their mental health needs instead of professional help
- Thoughts of helplessness or hopelessness
- Engaging in self-harming behaviors (cutting, burring, bruising)
- Completely withdrawing from activities that usually bring them joy
- Disconnecting from their friends and family
Behaviors
- Talking about suicide or dying
- Planning on harming themselves or others
- Being harmed by others
- Harassing or bullying others
- Expressing themselves violently in words/actions
- Feel the need to carry a weapon
- Feel like giving up or there is no hope that things will get better
- Feeling like a burden to others
Referral
- TimelyCare 24/7 support
- SUU Campus Safety
- Cedar City Hospital
- SUU Counseling and Psychological Services
Once a student has been referred to Crisis Support: