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Great Rivers 211 24-hour helpline: 211 or 800.362.TALK (8255)
Suicide Prevention Lifeline 800.273.TALK (8255) (veterans press 1)
Hopeline (text): text 'hopeline' to 741741
Trevor Lifeline (LGBTQ): 1.866.488.7386
La Crosse County Crisis Line: 608.784.HELP (4357)
University Police (emergency): 911 or 608.789.9999
University Police (non-emergency): 608.789.9000
La Crosse Police (non-emergency): 608.785.5962
Gundersen Medical Center: 608.782.7300 or 800.362.9567
Mayo Health-La Crosse: 608.785.0940 or 800.362.5454

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Is a brief, confidential, individual consultation with a counselor to explore whether or not they should try counseling, to have a single brief conversation about a specific issue, to ask a question, or to express concern about a friend. Let's Talk is not a substitute for counseling or urgent care but is a great place to start.

Reserve a time at MyHealth or call 608-785-8073.

Mondays 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Fridays 11:00 am - 1 pm

Check the Let's Talk website for more information and updates.

is a safe, secure, and confidential web portal for students to connect to UWL Counseling and the Student Health Center. Just login to MyHealth with your UWL NetID (or sign-up for an account if you are a Western/WTC student). Read MyHealth 101 for more information.

Frequently asked questions about the Counseling & Testing Center

Did you know that you could receive UWL credits by just taking a CLEP test in the Counseling & Testing Center? Check out if this would be right for you by visiting the CLEP site or calling or stopping in to Counseling & Testing.

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University of Wisconsin System Student Behavioral Health Resources

With 13 institutions across 26 campuses and a statewide extension, the UW System believes that promoting and maintaining student well-being is an integral component to each student’s success.

Visit the UWS resource page.

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