Navigating Wellness and Academic Success: A Guide to Cypress College Counseling Services
Cypress College is committed to supporting its students' holistic well-being, recognizing that health and academic success are intertwined. The Cypress College Student Health & Wellness Center plays a vital role in fostering a supportive environment where students can thrive. By offering a range of services, from counseling to educational programs, the college aims to empower students to take ownership of their health and well-being.
Comprehensive Support at the Student Health & Wellness Center
The Cypress Student Health & Wellness Center strives to inspire hope and support the health, wellness, resilience, and thriving of each student. Using an integrative approach, they provide outpatient care and collaborate with campus and community resources to educate and support students’ ownership of health and well-being as a basic necessity. It is important to remember that any information and/or suggested resources are not intended, and must not be taken to be, the rendering of medical services or the practice of medicine. Students should always seek the advice of a physician or other health care provider for specific health questions or conditions and before beginning any new type of medical treatment. Cypress College and the Cypress College Student Health & Wellness Center do not control, make no guarantees about, and disclaim any express or implied representations or warranties about the accuracy, timeliness, relevance, completeness, or appropriateness of the information from the various sites listed. In case of emergency call 911 or call Campus Safety at (714) 484-7387. The Cypress College Campus Safety Office is located in the Business Building, in Lot 1.
Individualized Counseling for Academic and Personal Growth
Cypress College provides a personalized counseling system to guide students through their academic journey. Each student is assigned a counselor based on their major or area of interest. The counselor assists the student in planning a program of courses and is available to help in other matters affecting the student’s progress in college. Regular conferences may be scheduled during each semester to ensure that the student may gain the greatest possible benefit from the counseling service.
Orientation and Planning Courses
Special courses are offered to assist students in gaining the maximum benefit from their college experience. For example, all students enrolled in more than two classes must enroll in COUN 140 C during their first semester of attendance. This course is designed to further help orient students to college life and assist students in their educational and vocational planning.
Mental Health Resources and Support
Cypress College recognizes the importance of mental health and provides resources to support students' emotional well-being.
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Immediate Support
Feeling overwhelmed? Students can text COURAGE to 741741 for immediate support via the Each Mind Matters Warm Line.
On-Campus Counseling
Students are encouraged to call the CC Student Health & Wellness Center to schedule an appointment to discuss their mental health needs. Reach out. Ask for Help. Talk to a trusted person about how to get help.
Off-Campus Resources
- OCAPICA: Offers 12 free counseling sessions in Garden Grove. This resource is available to all Orange County residents and can be particularly helpful during winter break when mental health counseling at Cypress College may be limited.
- The Center Orange County (LGBT): Provides support and resources for the LGBTQ community. Located at 1605 N.
- OC ACCEPT (LGBTQ): Offers additional support and resources for LGBTQ individuals. Located at 2035 E.
- FACES (Family Assessment, Counseling & Education Services): Provides family counseling and education services. Located at 1015 E.
Community Engagement and Support Programs
- Dr. Happy Hour: Time for Mental Well-Being: A monthly event hosted by NAMI OC to empower individuals and encourage them to prioritize their well-being. The event features special guests and creatives.
- Peer-to-Peer: A free 10-week program designed to support individuals living with mental illness. This program connects individuals in similar situations, providing a supportive learning environment. Classes are scheduled regularly. If you are affected by mental illness, you are in a similar situation with many other individuals. Wondering how to get help? Peer-to-Peer is a 10-week program designed just for you. Classes provided at no-cost. Classes scheduled regularly.
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