Emotional Wellness

Support for Your Inner Life

In the Creighton community, you’ll find services and support to help manage your mental health, so you can effectively cope with life and build satisfying connections with others. Many of these resources offer ways for you to find help for not only yourself, but also for your friends and classmates. In addition to the resources below, our Office of Title IX and Civil Rights Compliance is here to help ensure that everyone at Creighton is treated with respect and dignity.

Support Resources

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Student Counseling Services

Student Counseling Services support students with compassion and provide valuable self-care tools. Resources and therapy can help with concerns such as self-esteem issues, relationships, stress and anxiety, loneliness, and depression.

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JED Campus

Creighton is currently participating in a nationwide initiative through the JED Foundation, which is designed to enhance our efforts related to student wellbeing, as well as substance abuse and suicide prevention. In fact, this collaboration will build stronger mental health safety nets for students.

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Violence Intervention & Prevention Center

This free, confidential resource supports Creighton students, faculty, and staff following incidents of sexual assault, dating or domestic violence, stalking, and related issues. Resources include guidance when reporting incidents to the Office of Title IX and Civil Rights Compliance.

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Tell Someone

With Tell Someone you can privately report harassment, discrimination, grievances, or other concerns by calling the Tell Someone reporting line or visiting its website. The online forms allow those at both our Omaha and Phoenix campus to share their concerns.