Resources for Students in Distress

Quick Reference Numbers:
EMERGENCY:
For life threatening situations, call the Juniata College Public Safety (JCPS) at 814-641-3636
On-Campus Contacts:
JCPS (non-emergency) - (814) 641-3163                                
Dean of Students Office - (814) 641-3150                             
Office of Residential Life - (814) 641-3323                                                                                                     
Glaeser Counseling Services - (814) 641-3353
Office of Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion - (814) 641-3173                                                                     
Office for the Prevention of Interpersonal Violence - (814) 641-3077                            
Glaeser Counseling Services - Student Appointment Scheduling Portal                                                             

Juniata Valley Tri-County Crisis  (Available 24/7) -  (800) 929-9583                                                            National Mental Health Hotline  (Available 24/7)  -  9-8-8   

                                                                                             
Off-Campus Providers and Resources:
CenClear - (814) 643-0309                                                                                                                         
Mainstream Counseling - (814) 643-1114                                                                                       
Huntingdon House (Domestic Violence) - (814) 643-1190                                                                     
Broad Top Health & Wellness (Mental Health) - (814)-506-8463                                                   
Huntingdon Counseling & Psychiatric Services - (814) 643-6300                                                           
The Abuse Network (Domestic Violence / Sexual Violence) - (814) 506-8237

 

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Some Signals Indicating Possible Distress:
    • Expressing serious personal concerns repeatedly.
    • Poor personal hygiene.
    • Loss of interest in normal activities, withdrawal from social interactions, or seclusion.
    • Student is suspicious of others. 
    • Decline in work/academic performance.
    • Missing class/work regularly.
    • Use of alcohol or other drugs begins or escalates or occurs at inappropriate setting.
    • Unusual irritability; outbursts of anger, unexplained crying, aggressiveness, excessive anxiety.
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