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Counseling

UW School of Nursing

Kathleen Jennings, MC, LMHC
jenningk@uw.edu
Phone: 206-543-8734
Kathleen Jennings, MC, LMHC is the counselor for nursing students. She provides personal, school-related, and professional counseling to undergraduate and graduate nursing students, and referrals to outside services as needed. This service is free and strictly confidential! Releasing information without your written consent would occur only as required by law, such as in response to child or elder abuse, to imminent threat of danger to yourself or others, or duly issued subpeona. No record of any counseling is made on your academic transcript or record!

Hall Health Mental Health Clinic

Phone: 206-543-5030
Hall Health provides client assessments, medication evaluations, prescriptions, and medication management, as well as family, couple, group, and individual counseling. They serve currently enrolled students (with subsidized fee rate) and the larger community.

Office of Minority Affairs

394 Schmitz Hall
oma@uw.edu
Phone: 206-543-7132
The Office of Minority Affairs offers multi-ethnic counselors providing academic and career counseling, as well as, self assessment tests. Contact person: Candace Fries.

The Crisis Clinic

Information/Referrals: 206-461-3200
Outside Seattle: 1-800-621-INFO
Emotional Crisis: 206-461-3222
Outside Seattle: 1-800-244-5767
The Crisis Clinic provides 24 hour emergency assistance over the telephone for persons in emotional crisis-or any overwhelming distress, threats of violence, thoughts of suicide, or family troubles. They also provide a community information line and referral service.

UW Counseling Center

401 Schmitz Hall
Phone: 206-543-1240
UW Student Counseling Center offers individual intakes, short term counseling (about $30 per session), emergency assistance and referral. They also offer career testing, Meyers Briggs Inventory test and interpretation, and a 5 topic Study Smarter Series for free! (This includes a session on reducing test anxiety.)

UW Violence Prevention

Phone: 206-685-SAFE
If you're concerned about potential violence, contact this hotline for students, faculty, and/or staff to report threats, or to seek advice and/or counseling.