Mental Health and Counseling Services
Introducing TAO (Therapy Assistance Online)!
We’re proud to launch an exciting new resource, TAO (Therapy Assistance Online) TAO is a free, self-help platform, available to all WCC students, and is completely private and secure with no contact from a mental health professional.
You can login to TAO using your WCC username and password to access mental health and wellness content all online and at your own speed!
Programs and Groups
- WCC students can join our weekly Support Group! Find more info by clicking here.
- Looking to support a student or friend? Click here to learn about our Trainings.
- Stay up to date and register for our Programs and Workshops by clicking here.
Students interested in attending should email MentalHealthServices@sunywcc.edu for more information.
Mission
The Department of Mental Health and Counseling Services creates a campus environment that is safe, growth fostering, and prioritizes the psychological, social, and emotional well-being of our college community. Employing a holistic approach to mental health, the Department of Mental Health and Counseling Services offers confidential, individual and group mental health services to students, as well as programming, outreach, and psychoeducation initiatives to the broader College community.
Eligibility
The Department of Mental Health and Counseling Services provides clinical mental health services to currently enrolled Westchester Community College students. Alumni and prospective students are not eligible for individual or group mental health services. Certain non-clinical programs including trainings, workshops, and presentations may be open to non-students (ie: faculty, staff, alumni, and family members). Learn more about the services we offer by going to our Scope of Services page.
Diversity and Inclusion
The Department of Mental Health and Counseling Services aims to embrace all aspects of a student’s identity and experience. Licensed Mental Health Professionals honor the ways in which ability, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, culture, religion, and/or positionally can influence one’s mental health and well being. Awareness of systems of injustice and clinician cultural humility are central to the services provided within DMHCS.
Telehealth: Services in the Remote World
Telehealth is the delivery of health related services remotely using video/digital technology. The Department of Mental Health and Counseling Services Telehealth services are conducted through Zoom for Healthcare. Students are eligible for Telehealth services if they are seeking short-term mental health support, are currently enrolled in courses at WCC, and are located in the state of New York.
Incase of Emergency