Student Health and Counseling Resources
Resources for All
Student Health and Counseling stand in support of all students in our community with medical, emotional, and general wellness needs.
- Checklist for Quarantine and Isolation
- Contraception and Birth Control
- Coronavirus Resources
- Manhattanville COVID-19 Isolation Protocol
- Strengthening Immunity During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Note: you may be asked to sign-in, please use your Mville email address account to access the video and will be redirected to view the webinar via Microsoft Stream (application utilized for Microsoft Teams live event application) - COVID 19 Vaccine Site Finder
- Monkeypox Virus Information
- Emotional Support Animals-American Counseling Association Statement
- Flu Shot: Why get it every year?
- Men’s Health
- Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI)
- Suggestions on What to Bring to College
- Vaccines and Immunization: What is Vaccination?
- Women’s Health
- Urgent Care Locations
Student Health and Counseling stands in support of our BIPOC community with medical, emotional, and general wellness needs. If you would like to participate in counseling with a therapist of color, please inquire by calling us at 914.323.5155 or emailing us at shac@mville.edu. If we do not have someone on staff, we would be happy to work with you to find a therapist in the community.
We have also listed a variety of resources for students of color below:
- The Steve Fund Promoting the mental health and emotional well-being of students of color
- 55 Mental Health Resources for People of Color
- POC Online Classroom Self-care and mental health care for people of color and within activist movements
- Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective Toolkits and Education
- Black Mental Health Alliance Forums, trainings, and referral services
- Black Mental Wellness Evidence-based information and resources about mental health from a Black perspective; decrease mental health stigma in the Black community
- Black Women’s Health Imperative Aims to improve the wellness of Black women
- Black Girls Smile Promote the mental health of young African-American women
- wernative.org
- SAMHSA Tribal Training and Technical Assistance Center Resources for American Indian and Alaskan Native populations
- SAMHSA Programs and resources for Latinx
- National Alliance on Mental Illness Information and resources for Latinx/Hispanic populations
- Latinx Therapy Resources for mental health for Latinx populations
LGBTQIA+ Services
SHAC Health Services offers a wide range of LGBTQ services, from appropriate contraceptives to sharps disposal bins for those using injectable hormones.
We are committed to ensuring health equity and improving access to quality healthcare for LGBTQIA+/TGNCNB students. We work hard to provide a safe, welcoming, and supportive environment for all students.
LGBTQIA+/TGNCNB Health
The following is a list of services provided:
- Pap smears
- STI testing – includes HIV, Hepatitis C, and syphilis testing
- Referral for Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) for HIV prevention
- Free condoms and dental dams
- Contraceptive management
- Safe sex information
- Blood drawing
- Administration of OR assistance with administering injectable hormones (must bring your medication in the original packaging with the pharmacy label intact)
- Provide and dispose of sharps containers.
TGNCNB Health
SHAC Health recognizes that transgender, gender nonconforming, and non-binary students may be hesitant to access healthcare, so, we work to create and maintain a safe, non-judgmental space where students can ask questions, get answers, and receive compassionate health care in a supportive environment.
Our providers are able to refer students to specialists who are knowledgeable in gender transition. We, along with our Counseling Services colleagues, believe it is important to provide ongoing support and primary care services with respect and knowledge of the medical and emotional issues unique to transitioning.
TGNCNB Counseling
SHAC Counseling Services staff are committed to providing affirming, quality mental health services to transgender, gender non-conforming, non-binary, and sexually diverse students. Our staff are trained in the complexities relating to questioning sexuality, gender, and the process of coming out. Students may find it helpful to speak with one of our counselors who can provide support and assistance to students navigating through these important milestones in their identity development.
Information regarding the following mental health conditions was provided by The National Institute for Mental Health.
Self-Evaluator
Take the first step toward getting help!
Complete anonymous self-assessments at Get Help Now - ULifeline.
Click HERE to begin your self-evaluation, and select one (or more) of the following:
- Depression Screener / PHQ-9
- Anxiety Screener / GAD-7
- Eating Disorder Screener / SCOFF
- Alcohol and Substance Misuse Screener / CAGE-AID
Once you’ve completed the screener(s), contact SHAC if you’d like to discuss your results with a counselor!
More Resources:
- ADHD
- Alcohol Abuse
- Anxiety
- Association of Black Psychologists Self-Care Tool Kit
- Autism
- BIPOC Mental Health Resource Guide
- Bipolar
- Depression
- Eating Disorders
- JED Foundation Resources
- Mental Health Medications
- Mental Health Resources
- Mental Health College Guide
- PTSD
- Schizophrenia
- University of Michigan National Center for Institutional Diversity Video Toolkit
- Counseling Referrals
- Community Members
Pathways and Connections Program
The Pathways and Connections Program (PAC) is an innovative, comprehensive, fee-based program designed to assist college-ready, neurodivergent students.
The program, designed around student development theory, provides students with emotional and practical supports vital to success. Students work to develop skills in executive functioning, self-advocacy, problem-solving, independent living, social skills, and career development.
Contact Us
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Student Health and Counseling
Shac@mville.edu914.323.5155
Spellman Hall G-17
