Counseling and Testing Service
Counseling Services are Available
If you wish to initiate services, please call us (Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm) for appointment information and availability. We will guide you through the process of completing initial paperwork and obtaining an appointment for a secure and confidential meeting with a mental health provider.
If you are in urgent need, please call the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988
If your concerns are life threatening, call 911
Date: Thursday, June 8, 2023
Time: 10:00am - 11:30am
Location: Idaho State University,
Pond Student Union Building, Wood River Room
Counseling and Testing is happy to come present this workshop by request. For questions or to schedule a Talk Saves Lives for your department or group, please contact Susan MaComb at macosusa@isu.edu or call us at (208) 282-2130.
ARE YOU IN CRISIS?
Many people find that self-help books are a useful complement to receiving in-person counseling services. The CATS self-guided resource library page includes a list of recommended resources on topics relevant to mental health and wellness that are available through ISU libraries that you may find helpful in improving your well-being.
Counseling and Testing Service is committed to providing an accessible environment for individuals with disabilities. To ensure equal access please contact ISU Disability Services to engage in a confidential conversation about the process for requesting accommodations.
The Counseling and Testing Service is committed to supporting all students who have experienced the trauma and mental health consequences of violence and oppression. Furthermore, we commit ourselves to work to advance the rights of those who are systemically marginalized and devalued by our society.
Complete a voluntary and anonymous Questionnaire to assess your current state of mental health and well-being.
Coping with COVID
Check out the free Virtual Wellness Resources that are available to you during this time.