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Counseling Center
Contact the Counseling Center
- 617-333-2182
- counselingcenter@curry.edu
- Wellness Center, 3rd floor
Information and Hours
Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
After Hours:
Students may call the 24/7 Student Support Line for immediate emotional support at 617-333-2908.
Because the confidentiality of email communication cannot be guaranteed, we strongly recommend telephone contact vs. email communication with the Counseling Center.
Email is checked during normal business hours and should not be relied upon for emergency communication or assistance. Please call Public Safety or 911 in the event of a life threatening emergency.
Mission
The Counseling Center at Curry College is designed to support students' personal growth, development, and academic success. Our services provide students with an opportunity to understand emotional wellness and to develop skills they can utilize to make healthy choices. In addition, our services offer students a place to learn about ways to manage stressors that affect them personally, as well as their academic progress and goals. We also provide prevention based education that promotes mental health to the College community.
Services
- The Counseling Center provides predominantly short-term individual counseling to help promote personal and academic success at the College. Additional services include:
- 24/7 Student Support Line: Don’t worry alone. Currently enrolled Curry College students may access 24/7 emotional support by calling 617-333-2908.
- Group counseling or psycho-educational workshops
- Consultation to help faculty, staff, parents and students assist a student in distress, or to refer a student to the Counseling Center
- The Counseling Center will provide referrals to students in the event that we are unable to offer appropriate clinical services.
Outreach
The Counseling Center provides outreach to the campus community as experts in the field of college mental health by providing the campus with resources, guidance and consultation.
We provide guidance and consultation to the campus community on Suicide Prevention, Alcohol and Other Drugs, and College Mental Health and Wellbeing. Each of these content areas is intersectional and constructed through a lens of social justice, neurodiversity, and inclusion.
Requesting Outreach
Requests for outreach must be submitted via email to counselingcenter@curry.edu with a minimum of three weeks advance notice for planned events. Please include the preferred date and time, topic and goals for outreach and any other information which would be of assistance. For other events occurring in response to world/community/campus events/incidents, please submit the request at your earliest convenience. During periods of high demand or lack of expertise on a particular subject, we regret that we will not be able to meet all requests. In those situations, every effort will be made to provide information and referral to external resources. Please complete with as much detail as possible to ensure a timely response. Incomplete requests will be returned for completion before review.
Take a Mental Health Screening
Curry College students are encouraged to use their Curry email addresses to create accounts with Welltrack and take the Wellness Assessment.
Location
1016 Brush Hill Road (Wellness Center)
Behind Bell Hall
After Hours Assistance
At times, students may find themselves experiencing a serious mental health crisis, which may involve thoughts and/or behaviors associated with hurting yourself or others, or in the event of a significant event (e.g., sexual assault, death of a loved one, etc.).
In the event of a psychological emergency, contact the Community Director on duty in Residence Life & Housing, or by calling Public Safety at 617-333-2222.
For emotional support that is urgent, but not related to imminent harm to self or others students may contact the 24/7 Student Support Line provided by ProtoCall at 617-333-2908. ProtoCall is an off-site provider for mental health support and all calls are answered by a Masters- or Ph.D./PsyD-level mental health professional. Curry College Counselors provide back-up support to ProtoCall Services.