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How to connect:
Email:mbrewer@mta.ca
Location :Wallace McCain Student Centre, 3rd floor, room 321
How to connect:
E-mail: socialworker@mta.ca
Call : 506-364-3254
Drop-In: Book at wellness centre front desk (Darcy can be available for walk-in or short notice visits)
How to connect/book an appointment by:
Visiting: mtawellnesscentre.janeapp.com
E-mail: wellness@mta.ca
Call: 506-364-2163
Drop-In: The Wellness Centre Ground Floor Wallace McCain Student Centre
How to connect/book an appointment by:
Visiting: mtawellnesscentre.janeapp.com
E-mail: wellness@mta.ca
Call: 506-364-2163
Drop-In: The Wellness Centre Ground Floor Wallace McCain Student Centre
Book an appointment through:
Email: jlister@mta.ca
Linktree: linktr.ee/MountASVPER
Visiting: mtawellnesscentre.janeapp.com
Phone: 506 224 0269
In Person: Located in the Wellness Center
How to connect:
E-mail ccrossman@mta.ca
Call:506-364-2164
Drop-In: Book at Wellness Centre front desk for an allocation of at least one drop appointment per clinic day
How to connect:
Drop by Wallace McCain Student Centre room 291
Email: lofori@mta.ca
phone: 506-939-5111
How to connect:
Checkout the chapel, the Quiet Room, and the Manning multi-faith Room or drop by Wallace McCain Student Centre room 294
E-mail spiritualcare@mta.ca
Call or text 506-364-9239
How to connect:
Email: mmatson@mta.ca
How to connect:
Email: mtuszking@mta.ca
-Supports wellbeing of students by offering a process to make a confidential referral when there is concern for the well-being of a student. Referrals are reviewed by the team and assessed to determine a level of risk and appropriate actions based on this assessment.
-The S.O.C.C.T process is non-disciplinary and important to the creation of a campus-wide culture of care.
-Offers supports and resources to students to overcome obstacles and achieve their academic and personal goals.
If you have significant concerns for the well-being of a student that may present a non-urgent risk to the health and safety of themselves or the university community.
IMPORTANT: S.O.C.C.Y is a NON-URGENT case team. If there is an imminent risk to anyone's health or safety do not complete a referral. Immediately contact 911 and campus security (506-364-2228)
Visit the S.O.C.C.T webpage to access the online referral form:
More information of the team, its process and other resources for supporting students can also be fund on the S.O.C.C.T webpage.
Referrals are reviewed within 2 business days. Once a referral has been submitted, a member of the S.O.C.C.T may contact you for further information. The team will review each situation on a case-by-case basis using a standardized risk assessment process to determine appropriate next steps and supports to offer to the student.
