Resources

Crisis Resources: Clemson University and the local community offer many resources if you or someone you are supporting are in immediate danger or feel unsafe:

• Call Counseling & Psychological Services at 864-656-2451 (after-hours, select option 2)
• Call 911 for local emergency services (Police, Fire, & EMS) · Call Clemson University Police Department at 864-656-2222
• Call the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 or Chat Online to access a trained crisis counselor.
• Mental Health America Greenville Crisis Line: 864-271-8888 · Crisis Text Line: Text “Tigers” to 741741
• Go to the closest hospital’s emergency department.

Therapy Assistance Online (TAO) is an online resource with over 150 brief, practical educational sessions covering over 50 topics and skills related to wellness, mental health and substance use issues. TAO aims to help you achieve your goals, through interactive sessions, mindfulness exercises and practice tools.

Employee Assistance Program (EAP): Employees and graduate student employees (GA) can access resources that are available through the Employee Assistance Program. With the University’s EAP provider, ComPsych, employees and their families can access various counseling, referral, and consultation services, which are confidential as the law allows and typically provided at low to no cost.

Psychology Today (off-campus service): You can use this platform to find a therapist (including telehealth-specific therapy), support groups, psychiatrists, and treatment centers in the geographical area most convenient for you.

BetterHelp (off-campus service): Some counselors in the area may have long waitlists or be unavailable to take new clients. This platform helps you connect to counselors faster. Should you begin services here, you can communicate with your counselor via text messaging, phone calls, or video conferencing.