Resources for Students

Below you will find helpful resources for students. These topics are often common areas of concern for college students. Please click on the subject for more information.

• Alcohol First Aid

  Here are some basic guidelines to help you size up the scene and decide how to help a drunken friend.

• Charlie Health

  Charlie Health welcomes the opportunity to partner with you to provide excellent care to your patients.

• Coping with Tragedy or Crisis

  In a personal or global crisis, or following a tragedy, you may experience some of the symptoms. All of these are normal.

• Dating/Intimate Partner Violence

  Dating Violence, or Intimate Partner Violence, refers to physical, sexual, or emotional abuse within a dating, romantic, or sexual relationship, regardless of either person's gender or sexual orientation.

• Drug Rehabilitation

  Find an accredited addiction rehab center in Maryland. Discover all 540 recovery options in locations convienient to you.

• Eating Recovery Center (ERC)

  Eating Recovery Center offers multiple levels of care for eating disorder treatment in Maryland.

• Life Stance

  LifeStance is a national team of psychiatrists, psychologists, nurse practitioners, and licensed therapists who provide mental health treatment services for patients of all ages, telehealth and in-person appointments, covered by your insurance.

• Resources for LGBTQ Students

  The Counseling Center services are affirming for students with all sexual orientations and gender identities. Our staff is committed to helping students navigate the challenges of exploring their identities, coming out, and integrated sexuality and gender identity and expression into their lives.

• Self Care

  When dealing with stress, trauma and crisis, it is crucial that you remember to care for yourself.

• Self-Help Apps

  Self-helps apps can address a variety of concerns and are often used as an adjunct to counseling, or on their own.

• Sexual Assault

  Sexual assault is a broad term which refers to any unwanted sexual contact, including, but not limited to, intercourse, perpetrated by the use or threat of force, or when the victim is incapable of giving consent

• Stress and Wellness

  Tips and resources on what you can do to reduce stress

• Study Skills
• Trauma and Crisis Information

  In a personal or global crisis, or following a tragedy, you may experience some of the symptoms below. All of these are normal responses and if you experience other emotions, or none at all, that is OKAY, too.

• Uwill

  Students may seek counseling services and participate in psychoeducational webinars by registering using your Morgan State University email address on the Uwill website. There are before/after hour services and weekend options.