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Our steps for helping to assess students. Listen, Recognize, Respond, Refer, Record & Follow-Up.

Contacts

Low-Risk Contacts

Low-Risk Contacts are (usually) generic email/phone contacts to refer students/staff/faculty to.

Academic advising Offices Location Generic Email
Arts & Humanities UC2230 arts@uwo.ca 
Engineering SEB 2097 engugrad@uwo.ca 
FIMS (Information and Media Studies) FNB 2001 fims@uwo.ca 
Health Studies HSB 22 shsinfo@uwo.ca 
Kinesiology AHB 3R34 srankin2@uwo.ca 
Music TC 210 ovandeli@uwo.ca 
Science/Basic Medical Sciences NCB 280 scibmsac@uwo.ca
Social Science SSC 2105 ssaco@uwo.ca 
Student Experience Offices Location Generic Contacts
Learning Development & Success WSSB 4100 ase@uwo.ca 
x82147
Writing Support Centre WSSB 4100 ase@uwo.ca 
x82147
Accessible Education WSSB 4100 aew@uwo.ca 
x82147
Student Health UCC 11 (519) 661-3030
Psychological Services UCC 11 (519) 661-3031
Sexual Violence Prevention Education Coordinator UCC 11 support@uwo.ca
x835668
Wellness Education Centre UCC 76 x87127
Student Central Services and Others Location Generic Email
Housing OH 3C10 housing@uwo.ca 
Student Fees WSSB 1120 contact@uwo.ca 

Mild to Moderate Contacts, High to Very High Risk

Academic advising Offices Location Name Phone Ext Email
Arts & Humanities UC 2230 Ben Hakala 83043 bhakala@uwo.ca 
Engineering SEB 2097 Clare Tattersall 88206 clare.tattersall@uwo.ca 
FIMS (Information and Media Studies) FNB 2001 Kathie Hess 85076 khess@uwo.ca 
Health Studies HSB 22 Andrea Legato alegato2@uwo.ca 
Kinesiology AHB 3R34 Shannon Woods 80580 srankin2@uwo.ca 
Music TC 210 Diane Mills 85352 pdmills@uwo.ca 
Nursing FNB 3306 Denice Litzan 86564 dlitzan@uwo.ca 
Science/Basic Medical Sciences NCB 280 Martha Fuller 80127 martha.fuller@uwo.ca 
Social Science SSC 2105 Gail Wright 82053 wright@uwo.ca 
Student Experience Offices Location Name(s) Phone Ext Email
Learning Development & Success WSSB 4100 Kim Miller (Director)
Coleen Dalton
85935
85945

kdmiller@uwo.ca
coleen.dalton@uwo.ca
 

Writing Support Centre WSSB 4100
Accessible Education WSSB 4100 Wendy Dickinson 85937 whdickin@uwo.ca 
Student Health UCC 11 Cynthia Gibney (Director)
Deborah Turnbull (Nursing Lead)
84730
85926
cgibney2@uwo.ca 
dturnbu5@uwo.ca 
Psychological Services UCC 11 Cynthia Gibney (Director)
Deborah Turnbull (Nursing Lead)
84730
85926
cgibney2@uwo.ca 
dturnbu5@uwo.ca 
Sexual Violence Prevention Education Coordinator UCC 11 Tamara Will 83568 support@uwo.ca 
Student Case Management (Helps students navigate services and resources) WSSB 2150 Anh Brown 85985 student.case.manager@uwo.ca 
Student Central Services and Others Location Name Phone Ext Email
Housing OH 3C10 Chris Lengyell 81243

clengye@uwo.ca 

Student Fees WSSB 1120 Valarie Sarkany 80102 vsarkany@uwo.ca  

Emergency/Crisis Contacts

Immediate risk (life-threatening) to self or others.

Get Help Immediately Contact
Campus Police

9-1-1 from Campus Phone
x83300 for non-Emergency
519-661-3300 from Cell Phone

Student Health Services 519-661-3030
Pyschological Services 519-661-3031
Inform perspective Academic advising Office about referral to crisis help.
After Hours Support
Good2Talk 1-866-925-5454
ReachOut247.ca 519-433-2023
CMHA Walk-in 648 Huron St. 
Anova - 24/7 Crisis Line for Sexual Assault 519-642-3000

Risk Assessment

Low Risk
The student is looking for information or advice.
Mild to Moderate Risk
Concerning
The situation is not urgent but a referral is needed.
High to Very High Risk
Elevated
Not life-threatening but requires immediate action.
Emergency Crisis
Life-threatening. Immediate risk to self or others.
SELF HARM No observable harm to self. May be engaging in self-harm behaviours. Engaging in self-harm behaviours. Thoughts of Suicide. Suicidal thoughts and/or expressed a clear plan. Threats of violence or harm to self. Expressed wanting to end life.
MOOD & ATTITUDE Stable mood, clam, and takes things in stride.
Experiencing and managing the normal stresses of university life.
In control of their emotions.
Noticeable changes in mood and behaviour. Nervousness, irritability, sadness, feeling overwhelmed, impatient, increased worrying and/or forgetfulness.
Difficulty moderating emotions.
A dramatic shift in mood or behavior. 
Elevated anxiety, angry outbursts, lingering sadness, feelings of hopeless, feelings of worthlessness, negative attitude, poor performance, poor concentration and decision making.
Struggling.
Overwhelmed, excessive anxiety, angry outbursts, panic attacks, depressed, suicidal thoughts or threats. Not performing tasks. Significant disturbances in thinking. Loss of hope. Cannot be calmed.
SLEEP Normal sleep patterns, few difficulties sleeping. Trouble sleeping, intrusive thoughts. Restless or disturned sleep, recurrent images and/or nightmares. Unable to fall or stay asleep, sleeping too much or too little, falling asleep in class.
PHYSICAL HEALTH Physically well, a good level of energy. Tired, low energy, muscle tension, headaches and/or upset stomach. Lack of appetite or overeating. Increased fatigue, aches and pains, significant weight gain or loss. Constant fatigue, exhaustion, physical illnesses, suicidal attempts. 
Not well.
ACTIVITY Physically and socially active. Decreased activity and/or socializing. Social avoidance and withdrawal. 
Excessive exercise or lethargy.
Isolation, avoiding social events, not going out or communicating. 
Withdrawn.
HABITS No limited drug/alcohol use, good personal hygiene. Regular but controlled drug/alcohol use. May notice deterioration in personal hygiene. Increased drug/alcohol use. Not in control. Poor decision making. Lack of care in personal appearance/hygiene. Frequent drug/alcohol use. Inability to control with severe consequences. Hospitalization. Overdose.

ACADEMICS

Consistent performance. Procrastination, missed assignments, tardiness, listlessness in class, increased absences. Decreased performance, avoidance of class participation or dominating conversation, excessive requests for undocumented special considerations.
Not responding to correspondence.
Unable to perform duties, prolonged absences from class, not responsive, a significant drop in grades.

 

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