In an Emergency 24/7
From any campus phone,
call 4300 or 911
From a mobile phone,
call SMC dispatch
310-434-4300
If off-campus, call 911
At the Center for Wellness and Wellbeing (CWW) we provide a holistic range of timely, inclusive, culturally appropriate and effective mental health services to our diverse student body. The CWW also provides professional consultation to faculty and staff and promotes the personal wellbeing of students.
Fall 2024 Hours (beginning August 26, 2024)
Monday through Thursday (in-person and remote services): 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.; 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Friday (remote services only): 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.; 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
We are located on the main campus in the Math Complex, room 75.
We are available for remote (video and phone) and limited in-person appointments. Appointments must be scheduled in advance. If you are interested in a same-day appointment, please call 310-434-4503 to check for availability.
Contact
- Please call 310-434-4503 or send an email to cww@smc.edu
- If you are a currently enrolled SMC student interested in our counseling services and would like to request an appointment for an initial phone, video, or in-person screening, please fill out our online "Request Initial Screening" form.
- www.smc.edu/wellness
24/7 Emotional Support: Call 800-691-6003
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Students can call 800-691-6003 at any time for free in-the-moment support from a mental health clinician affiliated with the Center for Wellness & Wellbeing.
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Faculty and staff can also call this number to consult about students in crisis when the Center for Wellness & Wellbeing is closed.
Services
Free Confidential, Short-Term Individual Counseling: Provided by licensed psychologists and advanced trainees under close supervision by the licensed staff.
Referral Services: Because our center provides short-term counseling, community referrals to appropriate agencies are offered for students in need of longer-term or more specialized services.
Crisis Intervention: Please use crisis resources: SMC 24/7 emotional support line, 800-691-6003; Suicide & Crisis Lifeline call or text 988; Crisis Text Line, text COURAGE to 741741; or Department of Mental Health Help Line, 800-854-7771
Consultations: Our center offers faculty, staff, and administrators the opportunity to get assistance dealing with challenging students, difficult circumstances and disruptive situations involving students.
Workshops and Training: We offer a wide variety of workshops and training on topics such as stress management, test anxiety, mindfulness, healthy relationships, mental illness, suicide prevention, and substance use. Please fill out our workshop request form if you would like us to present to your online classroom or meeting.