Mental Health Resources
Below are a variety of mental heath resources to support Xavier students both on- and off-campus.
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Tools for Faculty and StaffCounseling Services is here to assist Faculty and Staff as they support with Xavier students throughout the year. |
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Student Concern FormAll Xavier community members can help support students who are in need of personal or academic assistance by submitting a Student Concern Report. |
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QPR Suicide Prevention TrainingQPR is a 1.5 hour evidence-based suicide prevention training developed by the QPR Institute. QPR teaches the lay person how to recognize the warning signs of a suicide crisis and to follow the three simple steps of QPR - Question, Persuade, and Refer. |
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Off-Campus ReferralsFor students seeking long-term or specialized care, Counseling Services provides a list of community resources ranging from outpatient therapy, inpatient care, and addiction-specific resources. For more information, please go to the page or reach out to Counseling Services at 513-745-3022, option 2. |
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Presentation Request FormCounseling services is happy to accept presentation requests on appropriate topics for educational and purposes (ex. mindfulness exercises, sleep workshop, presenting on depression, counseling services overview, etc.). All requests must be submitted online using the Counseling Services Presentation Request Form. |
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Peer Support with SWAVEThe Student Wellbeing and Anti-Violence Education Group (SWAVE) Peer Educators provides student-driven engagement opportunities to support Xavier students’ personal wellbeing and success. SWAVE focuses on issues related to comprehensive student wellbeing including emotional and physical health, reproductive and sexual health, alcohol use and abuse, and bystander intervention. |
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Student Wellbeing ToolkitThe Student Wellbeing Toolkit offers on- and off-campus resources, educational materials, and reflections for each of the eight dimensions of Wellbeing. Some resources include tips on budgeting, grocery shopping, staying engaged on campus, improving sleep, and more! |
Tools for Faculty and Staff
Counseling Services is here to assist Faculty and Staff as they support with Xavier students throughout the year.
Student Concern Form
At Xavier University, care for all members of our campus community is a natural extension of our University mission and values. All Xavier community members can help support students who are in need of personal or academic assistance by submitting a Student Concern Report through the link below. In addition, Xavier students, faculty and staff are encouraged to report concerning behavior or violations of the Xavier University Code of Student Conduct.
QPR Suicide Prevention Training
QPR is a 1.5 hour evidence-based suicide prevention training developed by the QPR Institute. QPR teaches the lay person how to recognize the warning signs of a suicide crisis and to follow the 3 simple steps of QPR - Question, Persuade, and Refer.
Off-Campus Referrals
For students seeking long-term or specialized care, Counseling Services provides a list of community resources ranging from outpatient therapy, inpatient care, and addiction-specific resources. For more information, please go to the page or reach out to Counseling Services at 513-745-3022, option 2.
Presentation Request Form
Counseling services is happy to accept presentation requests on appropriate topics for educational and purposes (ex. mindfulness exercises, sleep workshop, presenting on depression, counseling services overview, etc.). All requests must be submitted online using the Counseling Services Presentation Request Form.
Peer Support with SWAVE
The Student Wellbeing and Anti-Violence Education Group (SWAVE) provides student-driven engagement opportunities to support Xavier students’ personal wellbeing and success. SWAVE focuses on issues related to comprehensive student wellbeing including emotional and physical health, reproductive and sexual health, alcohol use and abuse, and bystander intervention.
Student Wellbeing Toolkit
The Student Wellbeing Toolkit offers on- and off-campus resources, educational materials, and reflections for each of the eight dimensions of Wellbeing. Some resources include tips on budgeting, grocery shopping, staying engaged on campus, improving sleep, and more!
