Counseling Services

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Welcome!

Whether you are facing a difficult life experience, wanting tools and support to manage stress, or seeking personal growth SFCC Counseling Services is here to help.

Helpful things to know about Counseling:

  • Counseling is free of charge for all registered SFCC students
  • Counselor will listen carefully and work with you as a student to support you in ways that are meaningful to your specific circumstances
  • Counseling is confidential and is not part of your academic record
  • There is a private room available for students awaiting counseling sessions
  • For many students, it is their first time coming to counseling
  • Counselors are professionally licensed

Some ways the counselor may provide support:

  • Attentive listening and compassionate support
  • Sharing useful skills such as anxiety reduction techniques and  stress management strategies
  • Collaborating in development of an action plan or practices to meet student’s emotional, academic and personal goals
  • Provide community referrals and resources that support student wellbeing
  • Self-care and relational support
  • Support students with short term services and provide a bridge to long term professional care if needed.

SFCC has an in-person counselor at the Student Wellness Center

Monday-Friday
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

  • To make an appointment, contact
    counselingservices@sfcc.edu or call
    505-428-1682
  • Walk-ins are welcome to come to the Student Wellness Center (LL312) and if the onsite counselor is available she will meet with you or schedule a time as soon as possible.
  • If the counselor is not available, students have the option of a private room to contact UWill online counseling or any support hotline (we have an available list in the room or see resources below)
  • SFCC Counselor can make online appointments during open
    office hours Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

SFCC Counseling Services works in collaboration with Uwill, which offers students free immediate access to teletherapy, a direct crisis connection, and wellness programming through its easy to use online platform. Uwill is Private. Secure. Confidential.

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  • Create a profile with Uwill. 
  • Choose a therapist based on your preferences including availability, issue, gender, language, ethnicity. 
  • Choose a time that fits your schedule with day, night and weekend availability.

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If a student is experiencing a mental health crisis, help is available 24/7/365.

Call 833.646.1526  (This line is staffed by a licensed counselor)If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911.

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Uwill also provides students free access to on-demand wellness programming through its easy to use online platform. Select wellness from the left hand side navigation menu to relax and recharge your mind and body. Uwill wellness includes a wide range of videos for yoga, academic breaks, relationship support, meditation, and more! Allow Uwill to help you discover greater focus and balance as you navigate the semester.

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If you need any assistance when using Uwill, you can refer to the Uwill FAQ and User Guide or reach out directly to Uwill at 833.99.Uwill or support@uwill.com.


The Counseling Office is located in the Student Wellness Center in the lower West Wing Atrium, Suite LL312.

505-428-1682

counselingservices@sfcc.edu


Connection to Mental Health Resources

    • Worried about your safety or someone you know;

    • Having a hard time managing strong emotions;

    • Feeling hopeless, confused, or angry;

    • Worried about alcohol or drug use (substance use);

    • Need information or referrals for local community services;

    • Have something on your mind that you want to talk over with someone outside of current situation;

    • Service member or veteran and their families in need.

People who call 988 are given these options:

    • Press 1 to connect with the Veterans Crisis Line

    • Press 2 to connect with the Spanish Subnetwork

    • Press 3 to connect to the LGBTQI support for youth and young adults

    • Remain on the line or press 0 and be connected to a local crisis center; if local crisis center is unable to answer, the caller is routed to a national backup center

People who text “TALK” to 988 will be connected to crisis centers equipped to respond to texts.

New Mexico Crisis Line

New Mexico Crisis Line 1-855-662-7474 to talk to a professional counselor,
1-855-227-5485 (TTY)

Warm Line

Peer Support Specialists can help you if you are feeling isolated, need someone to talk to, looking for support for yourself or someone else. Please call 1-855-466-7100.

National Suicide Prevention

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
at 1-800-273-8255

Solace Crisis Treatment Center, Santa Fe

For support regarding rape or sexual assault, contact
Solace Crisis Treatment Center
at 800-721-7273

Esperanza Shelter, Santa Fe

For domestic violence, contact
Esperanza Shelter
at 800-473-5220

First Responder Support

For first responder support please visit the
First Responder Resources site.