Mental Health Services

 

24/7  Crisis Hotline:  1-888-724-7240

24/7  Suicide Hotline:  1-800-Suicide

24/7  211 - San Diego County Resources:  1-800-227-0997

 


 

Announcements

The Grossmont Health and Wellness Center is pleased to offer both in person and tele health services.

 

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Find Us

 

Location Building 60-130 
Email grossmont.mentalhealth@gcccd.edu
Phone (619) 644-7192
Fax (619) 644-7025 (fax)
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Hours

 

  • Monday - Thursday
    8:00 am - 5:00 pm

    Friday

    8:00 am - 1:00 pm

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Services

Our goal is to support your emotional wellness so you can achieve your academic goals. Our counselors help students cope with grief, loss, anxiety, stress & more.

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Resources

We will connect you with campus resources to help you thrive and enjoy your academic journey. We also provide referrals for resources in the surrounding community.

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Self Care Tips

5-ways to protect your mental health during social distancing.

 

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Stay connected


Isolation feeds anxiety and depression. Have a plan for staying connected to your friends and family via Skype, FaceTime, WhatsApp, or other platforms. Now is the time to practice kindness and maintain positivity with others. Remember that everyone has different reactions during a time of crisis. Don’t expect others to view the situation in the same way you are viewing it. Dig deep and work hard to validate others’ experiences.

 

Stay productive


Make small goals each day to work on projects you wouldn’t normally have time for. Consider taking on a new hobby or reading that book that has been collecting dust on your nightstand.

 

Take care of your body


Take deep breaths, stretch, or meditate. Eat healthy, well balanced meals. Exercise regularly. Get outside. Resist the urge to self-medicate or increase your use of alcohol or other drugs.  

 

Limit your media consumption


Check news only from reliable sources such as the Center for Disease Control or the World Health Organization. Avoid the 24hour news cycle as it can feed fear and lead to rumination and panic. 

Seek the help of a mental health professional 

 

If you are in need of mental health care or if you feel that you are in crisis. Call the San Diego Access & Crisis line at 1-888-724-7240 or text “courage” to 741741.