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Welcome to ULifeline

Thanks for visiting ULifeline! ULifeline is an anonymous, confidential, online resource center, where you can be comfortable searching for the information you need regarding emotional health. Take a look around!

Emotional Health 101

Get the basics! The Jed Foundation and mtvU created this video to start the conversation about the importance of emotional health and help-seeking. Watch it here!

A Town Hall Conversation Without Walls

On April 1st, The Jed Foundation, Clinton Foundation, and Facebook hosted the first in a series of town hall-style discussions about mental health on college campuses at Pace University: Mental Health and Wellness on Campus: A Town Hall Conversation Without Walls. Click here to watch the event!

July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month!

Let’s raise awareness about mental illness in diverse communities and improve access to mental health treatment and services. Take this opportunity to join the movement and inform others in your community – click here to learn more!

Westmont College

If there is an emergency, the counseling staff will assist students during open hours Monday through Friday. If the emergency occurs when the Center is closed, please contact a Resident Assistant or Resident Director. REMEMBER: CALLING 911 IS ALWAYS AN OPTION.

After-Hours “Non-emergency” Crisis Contacts:
Crisis Hotline: 211. From cell phones: 800-400-1572
National Help Line: 1-800-SUICIDE (784-2433)
Santa Barbara County Mental Health Hotline: 888-868-1649
Anyone can call these numbers, whether you are the one in the crisis, or the one needing help with someone in crisis. Do not hesitate to call.

Counseling Center Location:

955 La Paz Road
Santa Barbara, California 93108
805.565.6003
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