Online Mental Health Screening
Mental Health America is an anonymous and confidential online resource providing screening tools and information on a variety of mental health conditions including depression and anxiety.
Disclaimer
Mental Health America tests are not intended to provide medical advice or be a substitute for professional diagnosis and treatment. When you click on the link below, you will leave Georgia Southern’s web page. The University does not manage nor control web sites not owned by the University. A core value and objective of this screening is to preserve participants’ anonymity. The University cannot identify you through your responses.
Results
Please contact the Counseling Center if you would like to review and discuss your results with a clinician. Since your responses are anonymous, please bring a copy if you would like to review.
Services
As a reminder to all Georgia Southern students, the Counseling Center is always available to help students. Call 912-478-5541 (Statesboro) or 912-344-2529 (Armstrong/Liberty) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Students can also view a more extensive list of resources (including additional 24 hour resources) here. Need a same-day appointment for an urgent issue? Contact the Counseling Center to schedule a same-day solution session.
Additionally, the university system has also partnered with UWill to provide five free individual counseling sessions. To access those services, please click here and create an account with your Georgia Southern email.
Last updated: 6/27/2024
JED Campus Member
JED Campus is a nationwide initiative of The Jed Foundation designed to help colleges and universities enhance emotional well-being and mental health promotion efforts, reduce substance abuse, and prevent suicide among students.