Student
Supports

Meet People Who Can Support You

Wellness strategist

How to connect:
E-mail:jcline@mta.ca
Location :Wallace McCain Student Centre, 3rd floor, room 321

Student wellness
social worker

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)

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Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and ANTI-RACISM STUDENT ADVISOR

How to connect/book an appointment by:    
E-mail: crdriguez@mta.ca
Location: Wallace McCain Student Centre, 2nd floor, room 291      

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Mental health Counsellor

How to connect/book an appointment by:
Visiting: mtawellnesscentre.janeapp.com      
E-mail: wellness@mta.ca     
Drop-In: The Wellness Centre Ground Floor Wallace McCain Student Centre

Sexual Violence
Response Consultant 

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 

ACTING DIRECTOR, ACCESSIBILITY, AND SUDENT WELLNESS

How to connect:
E-mail ccrossman@mta.ca
Call:506-364-2164

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MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELLOR

How to connect:
Drop by Thew Wellness Centre, Wallace McCain Student Centre
Email: wellness@mta.ca

Multi-faith chaplain
and spiritual
care coordinator

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

Director, Accessibility
and Studentt wellness

How to connect:
Email: mmatson@mta.ca

Coordinator; Personal,
Organizing and
Employment Skills;
Thriving at Work Program

How to connect:
Email: mtuszking@mta.ca

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Wellness centre intern

How to connect:
Email: wellness@mta.ca
Drop in: The Wellness Centre Ground Floor Wallace McCain Student Centre

Student of Concern Case Team (S.O.C.C.T)

What is S.O.C.C.T?

-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.

When should I make a referral?

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)

How to make a referral:

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.

What happens after I've emailed the S.O.C.C.T?

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.

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