Supportive services available 24 hours a day

MSU EAP counselors are available during normal business hours . If you contact EAP outside of this time and leave a message, we will return your call during the next business day.

If you need immediate assistance please go to your closest hospital Emergency Room. If you need urgent assistance when MSU EAP is not open, the following resources are available:

On Campus

MSU Safe Place - (517) 355-1100

MSU Safe Place provides shelter to anyone experiencing emotional, physical or sexual abuse in an on-going relationship and needing a safe, confidential place to stay. For support or shelter contact MSU Safe Place. MSU affiliated persons needing shelter can use the number listed above to access our on-call phone service after 5:00pm Monday through Friday and on weekends and holidays.

MSU Center for Survivors - (517) 372-6666
The MSU Center for Survivors responds to those impacted by sexual violence and works to create a community free of violence and oppression. MSU Center for Survivors provides counseling and support groups to MSU students, working with with sexual assault survivors and all others who are impacted by sexual violence. Our 24-hour hotline and advocacy services are offered to anyone in the greater Lansing community.

Community Resources and External Links

Community Mental Health- (517) 372-8460 or 800-372-8460
Services include mental health and substance abuse counseling, aftercare services for adults with severe and persistent mental illness in need of case management, medication clinic and day treatment services.

988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline - 988
988 has been designated as the new three-digit dialing code that will route callers to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (now known as the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), and is now active across the United States. When people call, text, or chat 988, they will be connected to trained counselors who are part of the existing Lifeline network. These trained counselors will listen, understand how their problems are affecting them, provide support, and connect them to resources, if necessary.

End Violent Encounters (EVE) - (517) 372-5572 or 1-888-796-5222

EVE provides shelter and supportive services for the victims of domestic violence, while seeking to end domestic violence through public awareness and community education.


Lansing Association for Human Rights
The mission of LAHR is to pursue justice and equality for LGBTQIA peoples through community-led advocacy, connection and education.

Online Services

TELADOC
All MSU employees have access to Teladoc, a national network of U.S. board-certified physicians, pediatricians, and behavioral health providers that lets you resolve your routine medical and/or mental health concerns, on-demand 24/7, via phone or online video consultations from wherever you happen to be. Teladoc employs board-certified psychiatrists and licensed psychologists, social workers, & family/marriage therapists who are able to help with depression, anxiety, & stress, and work & family issues. This service is available to all MSU employees and their benefits eligible loved ones as well. For more information, please visit the Teladoc website to set up your free account and explore the various option available.

MSU Safe Place

(517) 355-1100

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MSU Center for Survivors

517-355-3551 or 517-372-6666 (24hr crisis hotline)

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Community Mental Health

(517) 372-8460 or 800-372-8460

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End Violent Encounters (EVE)

(517) 372-5572

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Teladoc

A national network of U.S. board-certified physicians and pediatricians that lets you resolve your routine medical issues, on-demand 24/7, via phone or online video consultations from wherever you happen to be.

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