Please complete this referral form if you are interersted in participating (or would like to refer someone to participate) in one of our Community Counseling Programs at JFK School of Psychology and Social Sciences, National University.
- NU Community Counseling Center, Pleasant Hill, CA
- Michael G. Harris Community Counseling Program (MHCCP), Northern CA, East Bay Area (Includes the Wellness Programs in our Partnered Community Colleges)
In these programs we aim to provide therapeutic, strength-based counseling support.
For the MHCCP, we have partnered with your college or agency to offer no-cost services to students/agency community members.
Counseling is confidential, as is this form.
Message to students currently enrolled at one of our partnering colleges, you are eligible to request services through our Community Counseling Programs. Inforrmation discussed in treatment will not become part of your student record. Counseling through this program is typically brief, aimed at helping clients achieve reachable goals within an 8-12 week/session timeframe.
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If you are referring a prospective client, please ensure they know you are referring them to this program first.
If you (or the person referred) are not in need of crisis support, please click "Next" to continue. You will be asked a series of questions to help us identify a counselor who would be a good fit for you (the potential client).
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Please note this program is NOT able to provide crisis counseling. It will take time to process your request and your referral may be placed on a waitlist.
If you (or the individual being referred) are in need of immediate support, in crisis, and/or currently experiencing life threatening danger, please do NOT complete this form. Instead, please:
- Call the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (formerly National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-8255),
- Text the Crisis Textline - Text the word HOME to the number 741741,
- Call SAMHSA's National Helpline, 1-800-662-HELP (4357) (in English and Spanish)
- Call 911, or
- Go to the nearest Emergency Room
If you are a student needing immediate assistance and are currently on campus, you can speak with an academic counselor, instructor, or administrative staff who can also assist you in finding support.