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Personal Assistance for Emergencies and Non-Emergencies
Counseling Resources For Faculty/Staff:
You can contact the Employee Assistance Program directly at: 1-800-252-4555
For Everyone:
Mental Wellness Podcasts (Presented by: The University of Florida Counseling Center)
Domestic Violence Prevention Panel Video
Emotional/Mental Health Crisis Lines
Call, Text or Chat to "988" for live trained counselor assistance. For more information, visit HERE.
Togetherall
Maybe you are feeling overwhelmed, struggling socially, or just not feeling like yourself? Togetherall is a safe, anonymous, online peer community to support your mental health.
Single Stop
Single Stop is a "one stop shop" for students to get connected to resources that will help keep them in school.
For more information, visit the Single Stop website.
Distressed Person or Disciplinary Referral
This form is used for non-disciplinary Distressed persons reports as well as student conduct. If you need to refer someone or yourself to the college for distress or conduct-related matters, submit the Incident Referral Form. Distressed Student Decision Tree
Community Resources
LiveAnotherDay (A National non-profit providing comprehensive local resource guides)
Louisiana Mental Health Association
Jefferson Parish Area Resources
St. Tammany Parish Area Resources
Drug and Alcohol Resources
Local Resource (University Medical Center)
College Students and Drug Abuse (AddictionCenter)
Financial Recovery during and after Addiction Recovery
Addiction Group (Informational Web Guide)
Health and Human Service Referral Information
Resources for Veterans
Red Cross
Non-Emergency Disaster Line (ex: Register to Evacuate, Debris Removal)
Anti-Violence Resources (Title IX)
Anti-Violence Resources - New Orleans Community Resource Guide
College Resources and Information
Information for LGBT Students
Apply for Disaster Assistance
Evaluation Services
Evaluation services for Delgado students are now being offered. Services include:
- Psychological and cognitive testing for assessments of and/or diagnosis of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) or other Learning Disabilities (LD).
- Reduced testing costs.
- Health insurance acceptance in some cases.
- Evaluation results revealing academic strengths and weaknesses, and diagnosis of ADHD or LD.
- Assistance provided, if necessary, in applying for academic accommodations.
Note: Undergoing an evaluation does not guarantee that a student will be eligible for academic accommodations through Disability Services.
Evaluations are conducted by a clinical psychologist.
Call Brennan Behavior Group at: (504) 833-6730 for more information or appointments.