If you are in immediate crisis/not safe on campus, please contact public safety at 410-532-6666. If you are currently off campus, please contact 911 or proceed to the nearest emergency room.

If you are experiencing a mental health crisis but are not in immediate danger, you can call the NDMU/BetterMynd Crisis Support line at 1-844-BTR-MYND (1-844-287-6963).

If you or another student is in imminent danger, call 911 or Public Safety at 410-532-6666 (if on campus).

How can I help a friend who is suicidal?

Information from helpguide.org:

1. Speak up if you are worried.

Though it is natural to feel nervous about talking to your friend and bringing up your concern, they need help.  Your speaking up may be the beginning of them getting the help that they need. Refer them to resources like the Counseling Center for help. You can also share your concerns with your Community Assistant (CA), who could help you refer your friend to the Counseling Center.

2. Respond quickly in a crisis.

Check to see if your friend has a plan for suicide, the means to do it, a timeframe for their plan, and the intent to follow through.  If your friend’s safety seems to be in imminent danger, call 911 or a crisis hotline to get help immediately. You can even take them to the nearest emergency room.

3. Offer help and support.

Let your loved one know you are there for them and that they are not alone.  Provide encouragement as they seek the help and support that they need.

Resources for Students in Crisis

Urgent Care Locations Near Campus

Hospital/Emergency Rooms Near Campus