Counseling and Wellness Center

Welcome

Helping You Thrive at Santa Fe College

Life can be challenging, but you don't have to navigate it alone. Whether you're feeling stressed, overwhelmed, experiencing a crisis, or simply looking to grow, the Counseling and Wellness Center is here to support your well-being and academic success.

Services

How We Can Help

We are a free mental health counseling resource available to all currently enrolled students.

We provide:

  • Mental Health Counseling for personal, academic, and career concerns
  • Virtual and In-Person Counseling to make support easier to access
  • Crisis Intervention for students experiencing an urgent mental health concern
  • Outreach and Education through events and programs that promote mental health and wellness
  • Consultation and Support for faculty and staff who have concerns about a student
Get Started

How can we assist you?

Find Support

Not sure where to start?

You're not alone — whatever you choose, we'll help you find the support that's right for you.

1. How are you feeling right now?

2. What do you want help with?

3. How do you want to connect?

Get help now

Immediate Crisis Resources:

  • Call 911 or the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (988)
  • If on campus: Call Santa Fe Police Department at 352.395.5555 and the Counseling and Wellness Center at 352.395.5508
  • We can also connect you to local 24/7 crisis resources like the Alachua County Crisis Center at 352.264.6789 or TimelyCare for FREE 24/7 support
Your next step

In-Person Appointment

  • Book at the Counseling and Wellness Center front desk in R-227 or by calling 352.395.5508
Your next step

Virtual Appointment

Your next step

Quick Conversation Now

  • Walk-in hours at the Counseling and Wellness Center: Monday–Thursday from 12:00–3:00 p.m.
  • Location: R-227
  • Or use TimelyCare for immediate 24/7 support

Please Note: Crisis and Emergency Support

The Counseling & Wellness Center provides support for students experiencing mental health concerns and crisis situations. However, the CWC is not an emergency medical or psychiatric service.

If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, please contact the CWC during business hours for support and assistance. For situations that require immediate emergency assistance, call 911 or contact campus police.

24/7 Crisis & Emergency Resources

Privacy

Privacy Statement

All Counseling and Wellness Center staff members are licensed professionals able to provide confidential services. Please speak with any of our counselors for further clarification regarding privacy or confidentiality.