• Texas A&M University Mental Health Resouces website
• 24/7/365 mySSP for faculty/staff to receive support for mental health concerns related to our students.
  • Call, text or chat
  • Access through the mySSP app, website, or phone Visit the My SSP website
  • Download the My SSP app from App Store or Google Play
  • Call 1.866.408.2828 (if calling from outside US or Canada, call 001.416.380.6578)
  • Includes an extensive mental health-related document and video support library

• University Benefit available to all benefits-eligible employees & their families, even if you are not enrolled in the health plan.
• ComPsych: Work/Life Solutions Program by GuidanceResources® (Employee Assistance Program)
  • 24/7 access to a guidance consultant unlimited telephonic counseling & consultation
  • referral for up to 5 free in-person counseling sessions
  •  work-life solutions consultation, legal and financial guidance
  • online library of mental health resources (podcasts, videos, articles, etc.)
  • Call: 866.301.9623 TTY: 800.697.0353
  • Online: guidanceresources.com; App: GuidanceNowSM Web ID: TAMUS
• Texas A&M University System Benefits for Employees & covered dependents enrolled in the health:
  • Well on Target offers stress management, lifestyle coaching and other health courses/materials.
  • MDLive offers digitally-based care for non-emergency behavioral health conditions 24/7/365
    •  Virtual visits are included in the A&M Care plans with a $10 copay.
    • Members can select behavioral health counseling
    • covered employees can talk to the same professional each time
  • LearnToLive, offers digitally-based mental health care using self-paced cognitive behavioral therapy
    • Web and app based offering interaction with mental health clinicians, resources and activities

• MyEvive provides resources to assist employees in finding what they need
• 2ndMD: Get a second opinion from a nationally known, board-certified specialist through 2nd.MD when facing a new diagnosis or possible surgery, or if you suffer from a chronic condition that has been diagnosed with minimal success in treatment.

• ​HealthQuests, offers 4-8 week programs to help define short-term health goals
  and develop new lifelong habits. Participate in quick lessons to learn practical
  tips and receive encouragement to help you stay on track.
• Wondr, provides proven strategies to help you keep calm in times of intense
  stress
  • The power of sleep for psychological and physical health ( URL -
    Password: expectit )
  • Upper body tension release techniques to give your body & mind a break
    ( URL - Password: expectit )
  • Tips for managing emotion-driven eating ( URL - Password: expectit )
• Living Well at Texas A&M, strives to ensure that Texas A&M University is a place where
  everyone can live well and thrive as a whole person – and together as a whole
  community.
  • Through this program employees will find a variety of program offerings that tie
    back to enhanced mental health including exercise and movement classes,
    nutrition resources, bi-weekly ComPsych webinars, art therapy, support groups,
    and much more.

1. Scope of Services Provided:
   1. Clinical Consultation Sessions (anxiety, depression, stress, life adjustments, etc.)
   2. Referral Resources (child and elder care, home repair, locating pet care, etc.)
   3. Legal Guidance Services (divorce, adoption, wills and trusts, etc.)
2. Service Access: Faculty member and dependents
3. Costs: FREE (up to 5 counseling sessions)

1. Services Provided:
   1. Lifestyle workshops, classes and seminars
   2. Community building, networking, special interest, social events
2. Service Access: Faculty member and dependents
3. Costs: FREE (interoffice programming available, but may come at cost

1. Psychology Today (local therapist and psychiatrist finder)
2. Zencare (local therapist and psychiatrist finder)
3. 211.org (United Way services; no insurance required)

1. Drug Rehab USA (local treatment program finder)

1. Support Groups Central (local support group finder)

1. Texas A&M Health Psychiatry & Behavioral Health Care Clinic – new patients call (979) 774-8200 (most major insurance accepted)
2. BetterHelp Telehealth Counseling (insurance not accepted; $60-90/wk)
3. Open Path Psychotherapy Collective ($30-60/session)
4. Telehealth Certification Institute (national telehealth counseling finder)

1. Texas A&M Health Psychiatry & Behavioral Health Care Clinic (requires Primary Care Physician referral)
2. Everhealth (most major insurance accepted)

1. MHMR Authority of Brazos Valley – (979) 822-6467
2. 24/7 Mental Health and Substance Abuse Crisis Hotline – (888) 522-8262

1. Baylor Scott & White Hospital ER (24 hours) – (979) 207-0100
2. CHI St. Joseph Regional Hospital ER (24 hours) – (979) 776-2568
3. CHI St. Joseph Health College Station Hospital ER (24 hours) – (979) 764-5100
4. The Physicians Centre ER (24 hours) – (979) 731-3180

1. TAMU University Police Department (24 hours) – (979) 845-2345
2. College Station Police Department (24 hours) – (979) 764-3600
3. Bryan Police Department (24 hours) – (979) 209-5300

1. Alcohol Abuse 24-Hour Hotline – (800) 950-7226
2. Brazos Valley Council on Alcohol & Substance Abuse (BVCASA) – (979) 823-5300
3. Crisis Text Line – Text CONNECT to 741-741
4. Mental Health-Mental Retardation Crisis Line – (979) 361-9815
5. Narcotics Anonymous (NA) of Brazos Valley – (979) 822-9094
6. National Alcohol and Drug Abuse Help Line – (800) 821-4357
7. National Human Trafficking Hotline – (888) 373-7888 or text HELP to 233-733 (BEFREE)
8. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline – (800) 273-8255 or (800) 784-2433
9. Scott & White Alcohol/Drug Treatment Program – (979) 691-3338
10. Trans Lifeline – (877) 565-8860

MyEvive https://myevive.com/dashboard/ (“My Benefits” available via Single Sign On (SSO))

MDLive https://members.mdlive.com/bcbstx/landing_home (available via “My Health Benefits” within MyEvive)