Suicide Prevention
If you are considering suicide or have a friend that you're worried about, there are several campus resources available to you.
Counseling and Psychological Services
Online Screenings, Resources & "Quote of the Week"
CAPS Services
Group Counseling
Student Workshop Series
Suicide Prevention
Self Help Resources
CAPS Self-Help Library
Resources for Faculty & Staff
Overview
Helping Students
When Counseling May Be Needed
Listening Skills
Defusing Anger in Others
The Depressed Student
The Suicidal Student
The Aggressive Student
The Anxious Student
The Demanding Student
The Suspicious Student
The Student in Poor Contact with Reality
The Violent or Physically Destructive Student
The Substance Abusing Student
Trauma Recovery Education at Eastern
Resources for Parents
Professional Staff
Campus Resources
Crisis Services
225 Martin Hall
Cheney, WA 99004
Suicide Prevention
The EWU Self-Harm Response Plan is meant to provide an effective safety net for students in need, however this safety net is only as strong as our communication. With this in mind, Eastern community members are strongly encouraged to consult with the Dean of Students' Office (509-359-2292) regarding any student of concern, particularly students who have engaged in self-harm, thereby initiating an appropriate community response (such as welfare checks or an assessment by a professional counselor).
If you are considering suicide, please consult with a professional counselor at Counseling and Psychological Services (509-359-2366). Walk-in hours at CAPS are available Monday through Friday from 1:00 to 4:00p.m. After hours, please contact First Call For Help at 509-838-4428. If you find it difficult to come to the Center, please speak with a friend, a CA, residence hall director, or professor. The staff at Eastern are here to help, and can assist in connecting you with an appropriate resource.
Suicide...Read This First A web-based resource for persons experiencing suicidal thoughts. It offers a variety of alternatives to suicide and strategies for increasing effective coping.
Confidential On-Line Screenings for depression, anxiety problems, disordered eating, and alcohol misuse are available.
The Trauma Recovery Education at Eastern (or TREE) team is available to support students, faculty and staff after a campus related death or tragedy. TREE can respond to classes, workgroups, or living groups to help process the tragedy and develop appropriate response plans.
Worried About a Friend? Area Crisis Services
