Student well-being

College can be a challenging time. We know students have multiple responsibilities such as academics, work, family, and basic needs.  Students experience an abundance of challenges that impact their well-being. We want you to know that we are here to help!

LLCC has a designated Benefits Navigator who works with students who may need assistance with identifying campus, community, state, and federal resources to support their basic needs, as well as assist students who may be experiencing housing insecurities. Students can visit https://www.llcc.edu/student-success/benefits-navigation or https://www.llcc.edu/student-success/housing-insecurities-student-support for more information.

Additionally, LLCC has resources to assist students with mental health.  Our Student Care Coordinator helps students through times of distress and connects students to local mental health resources.  These resources can be found at www.llcc.edu/student-well-being. 

LLCC has partnered with Talkspace, an online therapy provider to offer LLCC students additional support to reach their goals. Through Talkspace, LLCC provides all students with live (synchronous) video sessions and free unlimited text, voice and video therapy messaging with a Talkspace therapist. Students can choose therapists based on an array of needs/interests including race/ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, veteran status, religious preference, language preference, etc. Additionally, Talkspace uses a secure and confidential HIPAA and FERPA-compliant app. Talkspace also has resources about common diagnoses, coping mechanisms, and exercises such as “Overcoming Worry”. Students can learn more by going to https://www.talkspace.com/LLCC.

Mental Health America offers free and confidential screenings for depression, anxiety, PTSD, eating disorders, ADHD, substance abuse/addiction, and more.  This online screening tool provides a quick snapshot of a students mental health.  Students are encouraged to consult a medical professional if they are experiencing symptoms of mental illness.

Students may also contact their Student Success Coach for information about community mental health and wellness resources or visit https://www.llcc.edu/student-success/student-well-being.