Resources

<GT Campus Mental Health & Well Being Resources>

<Phone Numbers>

  • Georgia Tech CARE: 404.894.3498
  • Georgia Tech Counseling Center: 404.894.2575
  • Georgia Tech Police Department: 404.894.2500
  • Georgia Crisis and Access Line: 1.800.715.4225
  • National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
    1.800.273.TALK (8255) [24/7 Hotline]
    1.888.628.9454 (Spanish)
    1.800.799.4889 (TTY)
  • National Hopeline Network: 1.800.784.2433
  • Crisis Text Line: Text “MHFA” to 741-741

<Mindfulness, Tapping, Polyvagal Theory, PsychoSomatic Resources etc>

<Other Similar Modalities or Training Opportunities >
The following are well established organizations offering professionals advanced training opprtunities. This is not an endorsement, but is being shared for informational purposes only.

<Other Local Resources>

<Some Response & Feedback>

  • “I find myself continually returning to is the tapping technique we learned. It is becoming more and more of a habit. For example, during exams when I am feeling stressed, I like to do the brushing motion between my hands. That specific rhythm helps me focus and recall information I had studied.”
  • “A guest speaker who left a lasting great impression on me was the one who presented the tapping via Zoom. Her lecture was during the Helen hurricane, a stressful time with all the rain and thunderstorms, and learning about this technique immediately reduced my stress level at that time.” 
  • “The Tapping technique is cool! I used to have acupuncture, and I was very curious and excited to learn how certain small spots of our bodies could be so critical to our wellbeing.”