Mental Health Association
The Mental Health Association strives to promote mental health awareness among our students and faculty by providing helpful tips and resources. Our Association is focused on encouraging students to prioritize their mental health for while they are in school and for their legal career. By reducing the stigma of mental illnesses and providing these resources, we hope that the next generation of lawyers will be better equipped to manage their mental health.
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Contact the Mental Health Association
For more information, contact lawstudentservices@udmercy.edu.
- Holly Christian: Faculty Advisor
Instagram: @mentalhealth_udm
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Mental Health Resources
You can visit our Student Resources page for helpful mental health resources.
- Crisis Text Line: Text HELLO to 741741 (24/7, Free Support)
- Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255 or call or text 988 (24/7, Free Support)
- Trevor Project (LGBTQ+): Call 866-488-7368 or Text "Start" to 678678
- Veterans Crisis Line: Call 988 or Text 838255
- National Alliance on Mental Illness: Call 800-950-NAMI or Text "NAMI" to 741741
- SAMHSA's National Helpline: Call 800-622-HELP (Treatment Referrals & Info on Mental & Substance Use Disorders)
- Detroit Mercy Law Wellness Center: High Quality Confidential Personal Counseling
- Lawyers & Judges Assistance Program: Free On-site Counseling Referrals & Phone Consultations: Online Library & Self-Tests
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Fundraising for Six Feet Over
We have been raising funds for a local non-profit, Six Feet Over, that helps promote suicide awareness and has a financial aid system in place that helps people who have been affected by suicide.
