COUNSELING APPOINTMENTS
North Central Missouri College works with North Central Missouri Mental Health Center (NCMMHC), to provide counseling services to students.
For those NCMC students (currently enrolled in at least one credit hour) that would like to make a counseling appointment, they can contact NCMMHC by calling 660-359-4487. Students are responsible for all costs incurred as a result of counseling. NCMC students in crisis will be seen within 15 minutes during business hours at the Trenton office, located at:
North Central Missouri Mental Health Center
1601 East 28th Street
Trenton, MO 64683
STUDENTS IN CRISIS AFTER HOURS
If after hours assistance is needed due to a crisis situation, students can contact:
Mental Health Crisis Line/CommCare Crisis Hotline: 1 (888) 279-8188
CommCare Crisis Hotline (Hearing/Speech Impaired Only): 1 (800) 955-8339
Features:
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Strictly Confidential
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24 hour / 7 days a week access
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Available to Children, Adolescents, and Adults
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Next Day Appointments
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Crisis & Access Services
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Can Arrange to Meet in a Private, Safe, Convenient Location
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Mobile Crisis Capabilities
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Multilingual
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Culturally Sensitive
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Toll Free
OUR PARTNERSHIP
Please note the following is included as part of the agreement with North Central Missouri Mental Health Center:
- NCMC students not in crisis may be referred for a regular counseling session. The average wait time for a regular counseling session is 17 business days, though a session with a doctor may take longer.
- NCMC residential students can use their residence hall address to qualify them to receive services.
- NCMC may require mandated counseling of an NCMC student. In those cases, NCMC will be charged for those sessions, with NCMC paying for a maximum of three sessions.
- If mandated counseling is required, NCMMHC will be sent a release signed by the student. Contact will then be made by NCMMHC to the NCMC Dean of Student Services as soon as possible, communicating information within the scope of the release.
- NCMC may provide informal referrals, in which case the student will be responsible for incurred charges.