After hours (after 4:30PM), contact Residence Life. Depending on the nature of the emergency, contact security – (973) 290-4090 or security@steu.edu and then 911. Security can take students to the hospital, but in the case of a medical emergency, an ambulance should be called.

If you do not have insurance you will automatically be enrolled in University Health Insurance. For more information refer to the ‘University Health Insurance’ page on steu.edu

• MMR (Measles, Mump, Rubella): Walgreens minute clinic, CVS, urgent care, primary doctor
• Hepatitis B: At the wellness center, walgreens minute clinic, urgent care, primary doctor
• Meningitis: Walgreens minute clinic, urgent care, primary doctor
• Tuberculosis Screening (PPD): Wellness center, walgreens minute clinic, urgent care, primary doctor
• IGRA: Primary doctor must provide a prescription for this test/bloodwork

The first step is to call Health Services at (973) 290-4175  for a check in with the nurse or a referral to either Morristown Medical Center or Morristown Family Medicine. The Center is staffed Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

435 South St Suite 220-A, Morristown, NJ 07960 973-971-4222 Call to schedule an appointment.

During your first visit, we collaborate to develop a plan that will be most helpful for you. This could be: individual therapy: usually meeting for 5-7 sessions, for 45-50 minutes; or referral for specialized therapy in the community or medication evaluation.

If you or someone you know is experiencing a crisis and thinking about or planning suicide, please come to the Wellness Center (Founders Hall) during office hours, or call our office (973) 290-4134. You may also call 911 or go to your closest emergency room.

In case of psychiatric emergency after hours and you live on campus, please contact the 24 hour Residence Life duty phone: (973) 985-7394. Otherwise, call 911 or go to your closest emergency room.

Crisis Hotlines:

• Morristown Medical Center crisis hotline: (973) 540-0100
• National Suicide Hotline: (800) 273-TALK (8255)
• Crisis Textline: text START to 741-741
  crisistextline.org
• NJ Hopeline: (855) 654-6735
  njhopeline.com
• 2nd Floor: youth helpline: (888) 222-2228
  2ndfloor.org
• LGBTQ Trevor Lifeline: (866) 488-7386
  thetrevorproject.org
• Trevor Text: text START to 678-678
• Trevor Chat: thetrevorproject.org/get-help
• Sexual Assault Hotline: (800) 656-HOPE (4673)
  rainn.org

   

If you or someone you know is in imminent danger call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. SEU is nearest to Morristown Medical Center.

For non-life threatening concerns, please submitting a CARE report through SEU's CARE reporting system. We will reach out.

No! All your personal information is kept private and secure if you are over 18. The only circumstance where a counselor would share your information would be if you are in imminent harm to yourself, others, or property.

No! All counseling services are 100% free. This includes in-person and virtual services on the Uwill program. We do not require insurance or bill insurance to see you.

Yes, we typically recommend a minimum of 5 sessions to see progress toward your goals, and a limit of 12 sessions per semester. If you believe you will need more sessions than what we offer in a semester, we recommend you use the Uwill virtual program, or speak to a SEU counselor to find referrals for off-campus therapists.

Our counselors offer free 10 minute consultations to determine if counseling is a good fit for you. We also have a free mental health assessment on our website to help you determine if your mental health is of concern.

Once you schedule your intake appointment, you will be sent a link to fill out intake forms. Please complete these forms prior to your appointment.

During your first visit, we collaborate to develop a plan that will be most helpful for you. This could be: individual therapy: usually meeting for 5-7 sessions, for 45-50 minutes; or referral for specialized therapy in the community or medication evaluation.

If you or someone you know is experiencing a crisis and thinking about or planning suicide, please come to the Wellness Center (Founders Hall) during office hours, or call our office (973) 290-4134. You may also call 911 or go to your closest emergency room.

In case of psychiatric emergency after hours and you live on campus, please contact the 24 hour Residence Life duty phone: (973) 985-7394. Otherwise, call 911 or go to your closest emergency room.

Crisis Hotlines:

• Morristown Medical Center crisis hotline: (973) 540-0100
• National Suicide Hotline: (800) 273-TALK (8255)
• Crisis Textline: text START to 741-741
  crisistextline.org
• NJ Hopeline: (855) 654-6735
  njhopeline.com
• 2nd Floor: youth helpline: (888) 222-2228
  2ndfloor.org
• LGBTQ Trevor Lifeline: (866) 488-7386
  thetrevorproject.org
• Trevor Text: text START to 678-678
• Trevor Chat: thetrevorproject.org/get-help
• Sexual Assault Hotline: (800) 656-HOPE (4673)
  rainn.org

   

If you or someone you know is in imminent danger call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. SEU is nearest to Morristown Medical Center.

For non-life threatening concerns, please submitting a CARE report through SEU's CARE reporting system. We will reach out.

No! All your personal information is kept private and secure if you are over 18. The only circumstance where a counselor would share your information would be if you are in imminent harm to yourself, others, or property.

No! All counseling services are 100% free. This includes in-person and virtual services on the Uwill program. We do not require insurance or bill insurance to see you.

Yes, we typically recommend a minimum of 5 sessions to see progress toward your goals, and a limit of 12 sessions per semester. If you believe you will need more sessions than what we offer in a semester, we recommend you use the Uwill virtual program, or speak to a SEU counselor to find referrals for off-campus therapists.

Our counselors offer free 10 minute consultations to determine if counseling is a good fit for you. We also have a free mental health assessment on our website to help you determine if your mental health is of concern.