Health & Wellbeing

At Nashville State we believe that when students feel their best, they do their best. If you find that you need extra support for your mental or physical wellbeing, please reach out to one of the resources below. We’re here for you!

Mental Health Resources

Suicide and Crisis Lifeline 

The Suicide and Crisis Lifeline provides free and confidential support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Skilled, trained crisis workers are available to listen and support you if you are struggling – call 988 or text "TN" to 741-741.

• Tennessee Suicide Prevention Network
• Crisis Text Line: text TN to 741-741

Personal Counseling 

Nashville State, in coordination with the TN Board of Regents, has partnered with Recuro Health to provide low-cost teletherapy services to our students. Click on the link below for a referral. If you are unable to pay for mental health services, please contact the Student Resource Manager at 615-353-3673 or brian.lee@nscc.edu.

Care Referral Form

The Steve Fund

The Steve Fund 
Nationwide crisis and support network dedicated to students of color.

The Suicide Prevention Wellness Guide

The Summit Wellness Group 
Includes resources for LGBTQ+, Veterans, Suicide & Addiction, and more.

Student Support CARE Referral

Complete Form

Homeless Student Liaison 

In accordance with House Bill 1000/Senate Bill 763 (now Public Chapter 266), Nashville State Community College has designated a staff member to serve as a homeless student liaison to assist homeless students who are enrolled or planning to enroll, in the institution. This liaison understands the provisions pertaining to the financial aid eligibility of homeless students and is available to help connect those students with available resources and services.

For assistance, contact brian.lee@nscc.edu

Contact

If you need support, please contact the Student Resource Managers.

Our student resource managers, Brian Lee and Courtney Woodard, work with the Nashville State student to provide emotional support and facilitate community resource connections. Brian and Courtney serve as a support link between students, faculty, and staff, supporting student academic success. Their role also includes collaboration with community partners, where they serve as educators and advocates for Nashville State students.