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If you're going through something difficult, help is available.
You matter. We are here for you.
If you're going through something difficult, help is available.
You matter. We are here for you.
International & Domestic Mental Health Crisis Services
International & Domestic Mental Health Crisis Services
UHelp
UHelp
UHelp is a free, confidential, and available 24/7 teletherapy service for all Dartmouth students at
UHelp is a free, confidential, and available 24/7 teletherapy service for all Dartmouth students at
833-646-1526
833-646-1526
A student does not have to be registered on the UWill platform to use this crisis line service and can talk directly with a crisis counselor who can provide support to a student located anywhere in the world (US or international).
Students who have been using UHelp report that calls have been answered quickly, and the crisis counselors were helpful.
Dartmouth Safety and Security (DOSS)
Dartmouth Safety and Security (DOSS)
DOSS is available 24/7 and can direct phone calls to the appropriate person on- or off-campus no matter the time of day.
DOSS is available 24/7 and can direct phone calls to the appropriate person on- or off-campus no matter the time of day.
603-646-4000
603-646-4000
If you or someone on your program are in an immediate medical or physical emergency, call the country’s emergency phone number listed in the Important Contacts then follow up with your faculty director.
If you or someone on your program are in an immediate medical or physical emergency, call the country’s emergency phone number listed in the Important Contacts then follow up with your faculty director.
Illnesses
Illnesses
In case of illness, inform your faculty director, program partner, or the dean or counselor on call. You may then want to contact ISOS (international programs) for help finding services.
In case of illness, inform your faculty director, program partner, or the dean or counselor on call. You may then want to contact ISOS (international programs) for help finding services.
If an incident occurs, the parties shown in the Emergency response communication pathways flow chart will be informed to provide you with instructions on how to get the services you need.
You can also find more information about what to do in an emergency through STEP (if you registered).
Dartmouth Bystander Initiative
Dartmouth Bystander Initiative
If you see something, don't be afraid to say something.
If you see something, don't be afraid to say something.
If you notice changes in a fellow program participant’s behavior that concern you (including harmful behavior to self and/or others), trust your gut. Inform the faculty director and/or onsite program staff so that they may help the student. More information about bystander interventions is available on the Dartmouth Bystander Initiative (DBI) website.
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