Crisis Services
After Hours and other available resources are:
- Suicide Prevention Helpline (719.544.1133)
- Rape Crisis Center (719.549.0549)
- Parkview Medical Center (719.584.4000)
- Health Solutions (719.545.2746)
- YWCA Family Crisis Center (719.545.8195)
Crisis & Emergency Calls
Guidelines for Determining the Level of Response Required for Crisis/Emergency Calls
Emergency calls differ in terms of levels of urgency and steps needed to address them. These guidelines are not exhaustive; they are meant to provide general direction on how to address different kinds of calls. Any individual can contact the Student Counseling Center if they have a situation that is concerning to them.
If someone is threatening, angry, or violent, please immediately call the Sheriff's Department (911).
- A person making suicidal or self-harm statements.
- A person experiencing what may be psychotic symptoms.
- A person who seems unable to maintain basic functioning.
- A person who appears inebriated.
- A person making homicidal statements.
- A student who is feeling lonely or homesick.
- A student who has experienced a panic attack, but is not feeling overwhelmed.
- A student who is experiencing high levels of stress, but maintaining basic functioning.
- A student who is emotionally upset and crying, but maintaining basic functioning.
If you are concerned for a student, you may submit a Pack CARES report. Please visit Pack Cares for more information.
