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Student and Resident Behavioral Health

Welcome! The Medical College of Wisconsin recognizes its students and residents work hard, long and responsibly. We are aware the demands of education training and service to patients can produce a variety of stressors for individuals and their families. Student and Resident Mental Health Services provides a comprehensive program to meet these professional and personal mental health needs. We value your dedication and hope you find these resources helpful.

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For Students

Students receive ten (10) sessions per academic year at no charge to themselves. After that, personal insurance may be used and all deductibles, co-pays and co-insurance apply. Please note that not showing up for an appointment without advanced notice will result in one no-charge session being subtracted from the student’s account.

MILWAUKEE CAMPUS

MCW Student and Resident Behavioral Health at the Department of Psychiatry Clinic at Tosa Health Center
(414) 955-8933 | studentresidentbh@mcw.edu
We offer a special medical student clinic on Thursday afternoons.

ComPsych
Student Assistance Program with a network of therapists across the state as well as online resources
1 (833) 927-1860
ComPsych does not offer medication management services.

MCW Psychiatry Residency Training Clinic at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Sherman Park
(414) 803-4077
After 10 free sessions, $15-40 per session.

SilverCloud or MCWconnect
Online, self-help program based in CBT.

GREEN BAY CAMPUS

St. Norbert College Student Health and Wellness Services
(920) 403-3266 | health@snc.edu
Limited medication management services.

Bellin Health
(920) 433-6073, option 1
Medication management services offered.

ComPsych
Student Assistance Program with a network of therapists across the state as well as online resources
1 (833) 927-1860
ComPsych does not offer medication management services.

SilverCloud or MCWconnect
Online, self-help program based in CBT.

CENTRAL WISCONSIN CAMPUS

Bridge Clinic Behavioral Health East (formerly Peaceful Solutions)
(715) 675-3458

Elmergreen and Associates
(715) 845-7175

Well Being Therapy
Email mary@wellbeingtherapywi.com

ComPsych
Student Assistance Program with a network of therapists across the state as well as online resources
1 (833) 927-1860
ComPsych does not offer medication management services.

SilverCloud or MCWconnect
Online, self-help program based in CBT.

View our Services page for additional details

For Residents and Fellows

To access services, please call our intake line at (414) 955-8933; to avoid phone tag, email studentresidentbh@mcw.edu.

There is a Monday evening Housestaff Clinic that runs until 7 p.m., or other expanded hours can be made available.

Discuss options with our Intake Team. MCWAH offers three (3) sessions per academic year at no charge to you. After that, you may use your insurance.

Housestaff Wellbeing Assessment Resources

MCWAH Benefits, Conditions, and Terms of Employment
Visit the MCWAH website for additional information on mental health and EAP resources.

Headspace for AMA Members
With hundreds of guided exercises for meditation, sleep, focus and movement, Headspace helps you start and end your days feeling like your best self.

Well-Being Index
Invitation Code: MCWAH

Awkward Silence Presents: Seize the Awkward

Having a conversation about mental health might be uncomfortable, but it can make all the difference.

View the Awkward Silence Presents: Seize the Awkward | Friendship & Mental Health | Ad Council video today!

Visit the Seize the Awkward website

Beat Stigma. Start the Conversation.

Do you have a hard time finding the right words when talking to someone who is struggling? Reference these helpful examples for your future conversations.

View examples (PDF)

Stress and Depression Questionnaire

The Stress and Depression Questionnaire is a valuable tool to help you connect with resources if you are struggling with depression, suicidal thoughts or anxiety. It is completely anonymous, but at the same time interactive because a member of our clinic will respond to you. The instructions at the site will explain further.

Access the Stress and Depression Questionnaire

MCW Student and Resident Behavioral Health Resources

Explore these topics for resources to address all facets of MCW student and resident wellness.

View student and resident wellness resources

David Cipriano, PhD
David J. Cipriano, PhD

Associate Professor
Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine
Director, Student and Resident Behavioral Health

(414) 955-8954 | Pager number: (414) 314-5562

View list of Milwaukee-based Student Organizations.

SilverCloud, a Self-Guided Mental Health Resource for Students

SilverCloud is a free, digital mental health resource available to all MCW students. The program offers readings that focus on a variety of topics including anxiety, depression, stress, or insomnia. Each program can be customized to focus on topics relevant to you. This can include improving sleep, managing worries about the future, coping with grief, building self-esteem, and more. In addition to self-guided readings, you will receive regular check-ins from a Froedtert Health coach who checks in on your progress.

To get started, visit the SilverCloud website and use your @mcw.edu email to register or login to an existing account.

SilverCloud is a supportive tool, but its content is not intended to be a substitute for professional mental health advice, diagnosis or treatment. If you need specific advice or assistance, please contact your medical provider.

Contact Us/Crisis Support Lines

Milwaukee
General: (414) 955-8900
Intake Team
(414) 955-8933
studentresidentbh@mcw.edu


Emergencies
During Business Hours
(414) 955-8933


Emergencies
1 (833) 927-1860 ComPsych (students only)


After Business Hours
(414) 805-6700

 

Green Bay
Counseling services available in partnership with St. Norbert College
(920) 403-3045

 

Central Wisconsin
Counseling services available in partnership with Elmergreen and Associates
(715) 845-7175

 

24/7 Support - Provided by Resources Outside of MCW
Support available at no cost through the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
(800) 273-8255
Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: 988

The Crisis Text Line
Provides Free Crisis Support via Text Message:
-Text START to 741741
-Additional information and support available on their website

 

Green Bay - Family Services of NE Wisconsin
Crisis Support Line
(920) 436-8888

 

Milwaukee County Behavioral Health Division
Crisis Support Line
(414) 257-7222
(414) 257-6300 (for hearing impaired)

 

Wausau - North Central Health Care
Crisis Hotline
(715) 845-4326
(800) 799-0122

 

The Trevor Project
LGBT Intervention and Suicide Prevention Hotline
(866) 488-7386

 

Physician Support Line
Psychiatrists helping physicians and medical students navigate the many intersections of our personal and professional lives.
(888) 409-0141
Physican Support Line website

Student and Resident Behavioral Health Google map location

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