Counseling Services
Crisis Support
Adult Mobile Crisis Line (McKenzie and Paris campuses)
1-800-353-9918
TN Mobile Crisis Line
1-855-274-7471
National SUICIDE Crisis Text Line
Text TN to 741741
National SUICIDE Crisis Lifeline
1-800-273-8255
Crisis and Mental Health Support for Students of Color
If you or someone you know is considering harming themselves or someone else, please call 911 immediately.
Campus and Community Resources
McKenzie Police Department
731-353-2265
Carroll County Sheriff's Office
731-986-8947
Carey Counseling Center
1-800-611-7757
Pathways Behavioral Health Services
1-800-587-3854
Jackson Area Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependency (JACOA)
731-423-3653
Wo/Men’s Resource and Rape Assistance Program (WRAP)
1-800-273-8712
What is Counseling?
Counseling is a unique, confidential, and collaborative relationship between a counselor and a person seeking help. Although you may handle many things on your own, sometimes a little outside help, or a different and more objective point of view, can help you with putting your problems in perspective and handling them more effectively.
What is Provided?
Services are provided by licensed professionals. Counseling is designed to assist students with a number of concerns and to enhance their ability to be more effective and successful in their academic and personal lives.
Common Concerns
College is a time of great personal growth. Students often encounter a number of concerns during the course of the academic experiences, such as:
- Anxiety and Stress
- Relationship Conflict
- Depression
- Feelings of Isolation or Loneliness
- Alcohol or Substance Use or Abuse
- Eating Disorders
- Abuse or Trauma
- Adjustment to College
- Academic Difficulties
- Grief and Loss
- Anger
- Suicidal Thoughts
Alcohol & Drug
Alcohol & Drug Policy
The University expects its students to obey the law. Therefore, a violation of alcohol or drug laws while admitted to the University, wherever that violation occurs, is a violation of the University’s expectations. Read Bethel's complete Alcohol & Drug Policy here.
eCHECKUP TO GO
eCHECKUP is a brief self-assessment tool available for use by students to examine their alcohol use. eCHECKUP provides immediate personalized feedback about individual drinking patterns, specific health and personal consequences, unique personal and family risk factors, and campus and community support, and emergency services. Answers are CONFIDENTIAL. No name is attached to the form, and no personally identifiable information from this survey will be stored.
We're Here to Help
Hometown Health Clinic has a counselor available in the Student Health Center from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. every Wednesday. The counselor is available to see students, faculty, and staff for any type of mental health concern. Also, additional counselors will be available at the main Hometown Health Clinic site in McKenzie at other times during the week. Call 731-352-4027 to schedule an appointment on campus and 731-352-7907 for off campus appointments.
