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We are now offering both in-person and Zoom appointments. To schedule an appointment, please call the office at 315-445-4195 or email us at [email protected].
Welcome to Counseling Services at the Wellness Center. Our mental health services, which includes our on-campus center and our telehealth program, TELUS Health, offers the opportunity for every student to receive mental health support, if needed, while they are at Le Moyne College. Counseling Services provides short-term, solution-focused mental health counseling utilizing a stepped-care approach. We are also integrated with Health Services in order to promote wellness of the entire mind-body-spirit, which aligns with the Jesuit value of Cura Personalis or "Care of the Whole Person". Through this approach students are provided with the most effective, least-intensive type of treatment needed to address the concerns they are experiencing in order to thrive physically, mentally, and academically while here at Le Moyne.
Scope of Practice
The Wellness Center for Health and Counseling supports students’ mind, body, and spirit throughout their Le Moyne experience. The information contained in this website is not intended to diagnose or treat a mental health concern. We simply invite you to learn more about what we do and how we can help.
Mission
The Counseling Center at Le Moyne College promotes the personal development and psychological well-being of all students by providing quality mental health services and support(s).
Vision
Improving accessibility of mental health resources to the diverse student population and their ever-changing mental health needs.
Values
Integrity*Commitment*Accountability*Respect*Engagement*Excellence*Community Collaboration
Scope of Practice
Three essential roles for advancing the educational (Ignatian) mission of Le Moyne College.
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Providing clinical services that help students achieve their academic and personal goals.
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Educating the campus community about the psychological and developmental needs of students through community-level interventions, outreach programming, and consultation.
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Responding to the effects of crisis impacting individual students and the campus community.
The Counseling Center provides a short-term, goal focused therapy model to assist students who are experiencing concerns and needs that are interfering with their ability to be successful in school and/or with their individual personal growth, functioning and adjustment. Many students are seen for one to two visits, while the average treatment length is 5 to 6 sessions within an academic year.
The overall objective is not to uncover and address every issue with which a student may have faced in his/her/their life or to provide continual maintenance for chronic psychiatric disorders. Rather, our objective is to facilitate adaptation, adjustment and resilient functioning in order to enable the student to continue enrollment in college and to pursue academic, career and personal success with minimal disruption or delay. Our services are available to eligible students whose needs fall within our scope of practice. Those whose needs cannot be accommodated within out treatment model, will be referred to community resources for care. Such referrals might occur immediately following an initial meeting, or they might occur after some treatment and a further assessment of needs has taken place. The Wellness Center does not offer psychological testing for academic accommodations nor documentation for emotional support animals (ESA).
If you regularly see a professional for counseling/psychiatric medication management in your home community, our recommendation is that you continue services with that provider, if possible. Weekly, specialized, or intensive clinical services that require meeting beyond identified short-term goals are outside the scope of the Counseling Center. Should you desire such services, we recommend receiving care from a mental health specialist in the Syracuse community (or the area you live in when not at school).
Coping with COVID-19 update
Le Moyne Counseling Services is aware that all members of our campus community are currently being impacted by general distress related to coronavirus (COVID-19). Although the situation remains fluid and changing, our plan is to respond to whatever changes occur.
The current protocol for in-person sessions at the Counseling Center are as follows:
If you schedule an in-person appointment and are experiencing ANY cold or allergy like symptoms, you will need to reschedule your appointment to a Zoom format: any symptoms should be reported to the COVID team.
- Please ring the Counseling Office bell to announce your arrival. Only the scheduled student will be permitted to enter at the time of the appointment. We will not be able to accommodate early arrivals.
- Masks are required, two masks are preferred per CDC recommendation and if necessary, a second mask will be provided upon request. We may ask that you wear a clear mask at some point during your visit.
- Counseling sessions will be limited to 45 minutes to allow ample time for cleaning and airing out of office space, and to allow for safely distanced arrival/departure of each appointment.
OFF CAMPUS RESOURCES
Psychiatric Emergency Rooms
Provides evaluation and treatment for individuals of all ages who are suffering from an acute mental health crisis:
Upstate Hospital
750 East Adams St.
Syracuse, NY 13210
(315) 464-5611
CPEP at St. Joe’s Hospital
310 Prospect Ave
Syracuse, NY 13203
(315) 448-6555
24/7 Mental Health Intake-In Person or Telehealth
TELUS Health
On-line/phone/telehealth app through Le Moyne College Download the app using the QR code below

Or call (866) 743-7732
Liberty Resources Behavioral Health Crisis Services
CRISIS ASSESSMENT & TRIAGE
Mobile Crisis Unit
Cayuga | Cortland | Madison | Onondaga | Oswego
Available 24/7 to assist children & adults experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis.
315-251-0800
Helio Healthcare
Outpatient Mental Health Services
Meadows Integrated Outpatient Clinic
329 North Salina Street
Syracuse, NY 13202
Telephone: 315-471-1564
24/7 Crisis Support
Contact Community Services
24-hour telephone counseling, suicide prevention, crisis counseling, information and referrals.
315-251-0600
The National Graduate Student Crisis Line
Free, confidential hotline to assist graduate students who are feeling overwhelmed by stress or other concerns. Call 1-800-472-3457 to reach a trained counselor 24 hours a day.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
1-800-273-TALK (8255)
Trevor Lifeline
1.866.488.7386
The Trevor Project is the leading national organization providing crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) young people ages 13-24.
Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
Vera House
315-468-3260
A trained advocate is always available to listen, and offer information, referrals and/or promptly schedule a crisis appointment with one of thier therapists.
National Domestic Violence Hotline
Phone: 1.800.799.SAFE (7233)
TTY 1.800.787.3224
Chat: Text "START" to 88788
Non Emergency Health and Human Services Referral Line:
211 CNY Phone : Dial 211
Provides information on a number of social services including mental health, housing, food.
Urgent Cares and Hospitals
Wellnow Urgent Care - Fayetteville, NY
Open 8am -8pm
6870 East Genesee Street
Fayetteville, NY 13066
315-350-3305
From LeMoyne, head east on Erie Blvd, pass Shoppingtown Mall. Turn left on East Genesee Street, pass Wegman's on the left. Wellnow will be on your right in Peter Harris Plaza.
Wellnow Urgent Care - Dewitt, NY
Open 8am - 8pm
6227 Thompson Road
Dewitt, NY 13206
315-937-2007
From LeMoyne, Springfield Road to Thompson Road, Left on Thompson road and continue down Thompson for 1.6 miles (past Byrne Dairy) Wellnow will be on the left.
North Medical Urgent Care
Open 7am-11pm
5100 West Taft Road
Liverpool, NY
315-452-2333
690 West to 81 North, get off at 7th North Street exit. Keep bearing right onto Buckley Road. Go straight out Buckley Road. Through 2 traffic lights. Just before 3rd light. Medical building on the left corner of Taft Road.
Crouse Hospital: Emergency Room - Open 24hrs
736 Irving Avenue Syracuse, NY 13210
315-470-7111
Head southeast towards Salt Springs Road. Turn right onto Salt Springs Rd. Slight right onto E. Genesee Str. Turn left onto Irving Avenue. Destination will be on the right.
St. Joseph's Emergency Department - Open 24hrs
301 Prospect Avenue
Syracuse, NY 13203
315-703-2138
Head east on Springfield Rd to Thompson Rd. Turn Left on Thompson Rd. From Thompson, enter !-690 West to Exit 13. From exit 13 turn right onto N Townsend Str. Take N Townsend to Prospect Ave. Emergency entrance will be on the left.
Upstate Medical Center Emergency Room - Open 24hrs
750 E Adams St Syracuse, NY 13210
315-464-5611
Head south east toward Salt Springs Rd. Take E Genesee Street to University Ave. Continue on University Avenue to the emergency room.
ACR Health
Free and confidential testing (STD, HIV)
627 West Genesee Street
Syracuse, NY 13204
315-475-2430 / https://www.acrhealth.org
Find a Therapist or Psychologist in the community.
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One-on-One Meetings
Probably the most frequently used service of the center is individual meetings with the counselors. Students come in for a variety of reasons to confidentially talk with a trained professional. We offer a number of types of interviews for one-on-one personal exploration or individual counseling.
Discussion and Support Groups
Groups in our Center involve a small number of students coming together. Students can come to talk, or just listen. Students in a group generally feel that they themselves benefit by being of help to others who are dealing with similar issues, and they feel comforted by knowing that others are dealing with issues similar to their own.
Consultation
The staff of the Wellness Center for Health and Counseling is available to consult with students, faculty, staff, or parents to share any student concern. Within the consultation relationship, the consultee and the Center staff member work together to understand the issue(s) or problem(s) and to collaboratively work toward a solution. The center staff consult with members of the campus community about a wide array of issues including:
- dealing with difficult people such as roommates, classmates, coworkers, and supervisors;
- managing crisis situations in the classroom or residence hall;
- locating campus and community services;
- helping emotionally disturbed or addicted friends or family members.