Mental Health Services

Mental Health

College is a very exciting time that also presents many challenges and transitions for students. For students who may be experiencing psychological, emotional, social and/or behavioral issues or who simply need additional support, we offer short term individual counseling and group counseling on campus by licensed mental health professionals. For students who may need psychiatric or other specialized services, counselors will help coordinate referral to appropriate resources. Generally, students are scheduled for an appointment within a few days and can be seen the same day if necessary. Students can call, email or stop by the Counseling Center on their campus to schedule an appointment or to get information about group and other resources..

In addition to counseling support, students are also seen for crisis intervention services. If a student is experiencing a psychological emergency that is life threatening or involves imminent danger (risk of harm to self or others), contact the Department of Public Safety at (631) 451-4242 and/or 9-1-1 for immediate assistance.

For wellness resources and upcoming events, please visit our SCCC CARES: Promoting Mindfulness and Well-being Guide.

Dr. Thomas Tyson, PhD
College Associate Dean of Mental Health Services
Ammerman Campus
Ammerman Building, Room 209
(631) 451-4053

Eastern Campus (Riverhead)

Maggie Marcincuk, MA, LCSW
Peconic Building, Room 212E
(631) 548-2650
marcinm@sunysuffolk.edu

Ammerman Campus (Selden)

Sarah Boles, LCSW
Ammerman Building, Room 209
(631) 451-4530 or (631) 451-4053
boless@sunysuffolk.edu

Evan Haun, LMHC, ATR-BC
Ammerman Building Room 209
(631) 451-4060 or (631) 451-4053
haune@sunysuffolk.edu 

Julia Kiely, PhD
Ammerman Building Room 209
(631) 451-4069 or (631) 451-4053
kielyj@sunysuffolk.edu

Michael J. Grant Campus (Brentwood)

Nicole Borzelleca, LMHC
Caumsett Hall, Lower Level
(631) 851-6351
borzeln@sunysuffolk.edu

Hypatia Martinez, LCSW
Caumsett Hall, Lower Level
(631) 851-6872
martinhy@sunysuffolk.edu

SCCC is also partnered with the North Shore LIJ's Behavioral Health College Partnership (BHCP) program, which works closely with the college to address behavioral health issues impacting students. BHCP collaborates to provide state-of-the-art evaluation and evidence-based treatment for psychiatric crises and aftermath, as well as diverse challenges ranging from adjustment problems to major disorders emerging during the transition to college life.

To find out more information on this program, visit BHCP Website.

 

RESPONSE Hotline
24-Hour Crisis Counseling
(631) 751-7500

DASH Care Center
24-Hour Crisis Community-Based Site
90 Adams Avenue, Hauppauge, NY 11788
(631) 952-3333

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
1-800-273-TALK (8255) or
Text: START to 741-741

The JED Foundation
Emotional health and suicide prevention for teens and young adults

Victims Information Bureau Services - Suffolk (VIBS)
24-Hour Dating/Domestic Violence & Rape/Sexual Assault Hotline
(631) 360-3606

The Retreat (East End)
Dating/Domestic Abuse Hotline
(631) 329-2200

U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration

2-1-1 Long Island
Database for local health and human services agencies and programs

 

SCCC CARES is a college wide initiative geared toward Creating Awareness and Readiness to End Stigma related to mental health issues in our campus communities. We are focused on educating our campus communities about brain health and wellness and the resources available on and off campus for support and treatment.  Outreach programming, workshops and other opportunities that promote wellness are available on each campus as part of this initiative.  You can also inquire on your individual campus about an SCCC CARES Club.

 

 

Confidentiality

Counseling services and records are confidential and are not part of your academic record at Suffolk County Community College. Protecting the privacy of our students is of the utmost importance to us and the students we serve.

*Note: Email is not a secure form of communication therefore confidentiality cannot be assured.  It should be used for scheduling purposes only.