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Mental Health and Wellbeing

At WSU Global Campus, we care about the wellbeing of our students.

Global Campus Cougs are spread across the world and come from a wide variety of cultures, backgrounds, and lived experiences. Many face unique challenges in their lives that put stress on their mental health as they work towards their academic goals.

To help address these complex issues, WSU provides access to resources to help you along the road to resiliency and mental wellbeing. 

Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Dial 988

Trevor Lifeline (LGBTQ+):
866-488-7386

Veterans Crisis Line: Dial 988 then press 1

All WSU Global Campus students have access to these free resources.

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TimelyCare

WSU Global Campus S&A fee-paying students now have FREE, 24/7 access to virtual care services with TimelyCare — the virtual health and well-being platform designed for college students. Students do not need insurance to access TimelyCare services.

Other Health and Wellness Resources

Health and Wellness Online: WSU’s Health and Wellness Online supports a balanced, healthy life through programs like Pathways to Wellness, Cyber Coug Fitness reimbursements, and interactive workshops. Explore upcoming opportunities on the Involve events page by selecting Wellness Online in the Organizations drop-down menu.

ASWSU Global: ASWSUG’s Mental Health Resources page offers a collection of tools and links to support student wellbeing, including crisis hotlines, government and nonprofit websites, affordable healthcare guides, addiction and recovery resources, identity-specific supports, and educational videos.

Cougs for Recovery: The purpose of WSU Cougs for Recovery is to provide a welcoming community and engaging supports for students in recovery, for students who are contemplating recovery, and for those who are allies. Cougs for Recovery fosters social connections and acceptance through peer support and a harm reduction approach. One-on-one coaching, group recovery meetings, and online yoga sessions are just a few services we provide.

Opioid Overdose Prevention and Naloxone Program: This program provides education, training, and naloxone to help prevent opioid overdose deaths. All participants will receive informational materials and program swag by mail. Naloxone kits will be shipped to Washington State residents. Non-residents will receive assistance in accessing naloxone locally.

WSU resources, including upcoming trainings, are available on the Overdose Prevention Resources page. Questions and training requests can be sent to shane.mcfarland@wsu.edu.

Recorded webinars: WSU Global Campus’s Global Connections hosts and records webinars on mental health and wellbeing. You can watch them in our Mental Health YouTube playlist.

Student Care Network (WSU Dean of Students Office): The Student Care Network can help you with concerns regarding: Academic policies, Access to support systems, Crisis and emergency situations, housing and food insecurity, and more. Schedule an online appointment. For immediate assistance, call 509-335-5757.