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Research supports that healthy behavior, thoughts, and emotions are part of a good education.​​​​Psychological Services can help with exploring and developing goals that support your mental health as you navigate being in college. 


Patient Eligibility
​​​​​Students must meet the following requirements to make an appointment with the psychologist:

  • SCC Psychological Services is available to currently enrolled credit students who have paid the current semester's Health Fee. The Health Fee can be paid online in WebAdvisor​ or at the Cashier's Office in Admissions.
  • Students must be adults 18+ years of age.
  • ​*If you are under 18 years old, please visit hurttclinic.org​ or psychologytoday.com​ to find a therapist.
  • For even more Community Resourses for yourself, or anyone you may know, even if they are not a student, please check out our Community Resources page ​

​​​​​How to Setup an Appointment ​

  • Please call us at 714-628-4773 to set up an appointment
  • All forms must be completed for initial appointment to be made
  • Front office will schedule a time for your appointment
  • Attend scheduled appointment
  • Quiet Room reservations with the SCC Library can be done here.

Services
The following services are available to ensure that you have the support that you need while you are carrying on your education and career goals at Santiago Canyon College. In a confidential atmosphere, a Clinical Psychologist and/or Intern can help you find solutions to problems with stress, relationships, anxiety, depression, fears, self-esteem, alcohol and drug issues, and adjustment to college life. 

  • One to one SHORT TERM psychotherapy
  • Crisis intervention​

Health Insurance Portability and ​Accountability Act​

​​​Santiago Canyon College Student Health & Wellness Services and the Staff is legally required to protect the privacy of your Personal Health Information (PHI). This includes information that can be used to identify you which SHWS has created or received about your past, present, or future health or condition, the provision of health care to you, or the payment for such health care. ​

For complete information on SHWS and HIPPA policy please review our SCC SHWS Hippa Policy.​
​Consent for Treatment - Gen​​eral

​​Upon your medical visit at SHWS, you will fill out a general consent for treatment.

Consent for Treatment - Minors
For minors seeking medical treatment, a guardian or parent must fill out the Consent For Treatment Form.​

Crisis Support

​MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS SUPPORT LINES
​​Student Health & Wellness Center​ (714) 628-4773
Crisis Intervention Team
​(714) 628-4766
​Campus Security
​(714) 628 4730
​Police
​911


Assisting the Emotionally Distressed Student Guide

Your general interaction with our students will be quite pleasant and productive.  However, there may be times you will experience student behavior causing you concern, discomfort, or interference with your work or the education of other students.  When these situations occur, we encourage you to know and use the services available.

This guide was developed to provide concrete advice on how to aid emotionally distressed students and offer steps on how to refer them for help.  Students learn much more than academics in college, discovering important life lessons and developing critical aspects about themselves appropriate to their current life stage as a student.  Many students face significant difficulties and may struggle during this process.  We have the opportunity to contribute to their self-development through our willingness to notice and respond to their difficulties in a supportive and helpful manner.  By offering assistance, we teach our students that problems are best resolved by directly addressing them and that hiding distress unnecessarily reduces the quality of life.

We emphasize the value of early intervention and prevention services for our students.  We look forward to working with you further in promoting a safe learning environment supporting students’ intellectual, social, and emotional development.

​​​​​California Community Colleges Health & Wellness Program
The goal of CCC Health & Wellness is to support the 115 CCC colleges in identifying, implementing, and sustaining strategies for addressing student health, mental health, wellness, and basic needs. ​Visit: California Community Colleges Health & Wellness​  and Each Mind Mattters to explore additional resources to support students, faculty, staff, and administrators. 

Mental Health Public Service Announcements

Work in Progress​​​​​


 

Suicide Awareness for College Students

 

 

Supporting Student Veteran's Mental Health Awareness

 

 

Identifiying and Referring At-Risk Students

 

 

 

 

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