University Counseling Center
The UCC offers in person and tele-mental health services.
Counseling services are available for UND students that are enrolled in the current semester.
Trainings
This Training Program Aligns with the Green Bandana Project and is tailored specifically for staff and faculty. The training includes information on recognizing signs of mental health distress, understanding risk factors, and knowing how to intervene effectively. Our goal is to line up with the Green Bandana student campaign by educating staff and faculty on suicide prevention, enhancing their ability to support students, and fostering a campus-wide culture of mental health awareness and support.
Who can take this training?
UND staff and faculty
Time & Date
November 21, 2024 | 2-4 p.m.
This Training Program Aligns with the Green Bandana Project and is tailored specifically for staff and faculty. The training includes information on recognizing signs of mental health distress, understanding risk factors, and knowing how to intervene effectively. Our goal is to line up with the Green Bandana student campaign by educating staff and faculty on suicide prevention, enhancing their ability to support students, and fostering a campus-wide culture of mental health awareness and support.
Who can take this training?
UND staff and faculty
Time & Date
February 7, 2025 | 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
This Training Program Aligns with the Green Bandana Project and is tailored specifically for staff and faculty. The training includes information on recognizing signs of mental health distress, understanding risk factors, and knowing how to intervene effectively. Our goal is to line up with the Green Bandana student campaign by educating staff and faculty on suicide prevention, enhancing their ability to support students, and fostering a campus-wide culture of mental health awareness and support.
Who can take this training?UND staff and faculty
Time & Date
April 11, 2025 | 1-3 p.m.
This training is designed to enhance participants' knowledge and skills addressing mental health issues and identifying risk factors. This program empowers individuals to develop and implement effective strategies for supporting those struggling with emotional or mental health challenges. The training provides essential tools and resources to help participants recognize the signs and symptoms of mental health crises. Our goal is to educate students, staff, and faculty on risk factors and best practices for mental health support, thereby increasing their understanding and ability to support our students.
Who can take this training?
UND staff, faculty, and students.
Time & Date
December 3, 2024 | 12-4 p.m.
This training is designed to enhance participants' knowledge and skills addressing mental health issues and identifying risk factors. This program empowers individuals to develop and implement effective strategies for supporting those struggling with emotional or mental health challenges. The training provides essential tools and resources to help participants recognize the signs and symptoms of mental health crises. Our goal is to educate students, staff, and faculty on risk factors and best practices for mental health support, thereby increasing their understanding and ability to support our students.
Who can take this training?
UND staff, faculty, and students.
Time & Date
March 4, 2025 | 12-4 p.m.
This training is designed to enhance participants' knowledge and skills addressing mental health issues and identifying risk factors. This program empowers individuals to develop and implement effective strategies for supporting those struggling with emotional or mental health challenges. The training provides essential tools and resources to help participants recognize the signs and symptoms of mental health crises. Our goal is to educate students, staff, and faculty on risk factors and best practices for mental health support, thereby increasing their understanding and ability to support our students.
Who can take this training?
UND staff, faculty, and students.
Time & Date
April 28, 2025 | 12-4 p.m.
The Green Bandana Project is a mental health awareness and suicide prevention campaign. It utilizes green bandanas as symbols of support to encourage peers to seek help. At UND, this initiative includes a comprehensive four-hour training session led by licensed providers. This training equips students with necessary tools and resources to support peers who are struggling with mental health issues. Our goal is to educate students about suicide awareness and provide information and resources to help peers in need.
Who can take this training?
UND Students.
Time & Date
March 1, 2025 | 1-3 p.m.
Registration link coming soon.
Counseling Clinical Services
- Individual Counseling
- Couples Counseling
- Crisis Counseling Sessions
- Groups and Workshops
- Personal Evaluations
- Substance Use Services:
- BASICS
- Substance Use Prevention and Intervention (SUPI)
- Alcohol and Drug Evaluations
- Level 1 Outpatient Treatment
Tele-Mental Health Appointments
We provide tele-mental health appointments to 41 states. We are not able to provide appointments in AK, CA, HI, IA, MA, MS, MT, NY, SD, or VT.
Current Client Appointments
Current clients should call UCC at 701.777.2127 to schedule their ongoing counseling appointments.
New Client Appointments
Online scheduling for tele-mental health new client appointments are available to students enrolled in the current semester who are not actively engaged in counseling at UCC already.
Scheduling
To schedule your first UCC appointment, log into the UND Health Portal and select the “Appts” tab on the top left of the screen.
Log In to Tele-Mental Health Appointment
- Prior to your appointment time, log into the UND Health Portal to ensure that you are able to successfully log in. If you are unable to log in, please call UCC at 701.777.2127 so the issue can be reconciled before your appointment.
- On the home page under the “Upcoming Appointments” section, you will see your upcoming appointment with UCC. If you see a green "Forms" button indicating that you have forms to complete for this appointment, click the button and complete the required forms for your appointment. If no green “Forms” button is visible, proceed to step 3.
- At your appointment time, select the blue "Check in" button on your appointment. Complete any additional forms that appear.
- Return to the Home screen and select the orange "Telehealth" button that has appeared on your appointment. Select the "Telehealth" connection link to attend your session.
If your provider has not admitted you to the session within 10 minutes after your scheduled appointment time, or you have questions, please call UCC at 701.777.2127.
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Case Management
To schedule an appointment with the Case Manager, please call 701.777.2127. To speak with the Case Manager directly, please call 701.777.4187.
At this time, the University Counseling Center does not write Emotional Support Animal letters.