Welcome to the Wellness Center!
RCSJ-Cumberland offers mental health counseling to assist students with a variety of life’s stressors. These services are free to all part-time and full-time students, and are offered with the confidentiality and professionalism offered at any mental health treatment center.
Email [email protected] or [email protected] for assistance
Student Counseling and Wellness Services are available in-person or virtually using our tele-counseling platform. To ask a question or schedule an appointment please contact us at [email protected]. You can also email
John Wojtowicz, LCSW.
Please do not hesitate to reach out.
Warmly,
John Wojtowicz
How Do I Obtain Services?
You can reach us three ways:
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Call the Wellness Warm Line at 856-200-4690
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Email
John Wojtowicz, Director, Student Counseling and Wellness or call 856-200-4761.
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Email
[email protected]
Services Offered
- Short-term, solution-focused counseling
- Student specific counseling strategies
- Assessment and Referral services
- Wellness Education Workshops
- Staff and Faculty Consultation
Service Location
The Wellness Center is located on the first floor of the Academic Building.
Office Hours
Monday-Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Immediate Needs
For mental health emergencies at any other time, please contact the following resources:
- (Cumberland) Cumberland County Crisis Hotline
856 455-5555 - National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
1-800-273-8255 - NJ Hope Line
1-855-654-6735 - Veterans Crisis Line
1-800-273-8255, press 1 - 24/7 Crisis Text-line
Text help to 741-741 - Services Empowering Rights of Victims
(Confidential Sexual Violence Advocate Response Team)
1-866-295-7378 - Child Abuse/Neglect Hotline
1-877-625-2873 - NJ 2-1-1
One-stop social service hotline
Other Resources
Resiliency Tips for Students During the Coronavirus Outbreak
The coronavirus pandemic has created a variety of concerns and uncertainty specific to students, not only in juggling your new and different learning responsibilities, but also in maintaining your well-being and in helping those around you.
Dr. Kate Felice has put together some
practical suggestions and resources to help you in keeping yourself mentally, physically, and emotionally healthy. Some may be more pragmatic for you than others, and that’s okay. Any effort toward self-care is a useful one. Remember that the only way to effectively do all that you need to get done, particularly during challenging times, is to be aware of your own wellness and take care of yourself.
