如何参考

As a trusted member of UNE's faculty or professional staff, you may be approached by or witness students in need of support. 

Common Signs a Student May Benefit From Support

• Departure from normal or socially appropriate behavior
• Major changes in personal and professional relationships
• 提到自杀
• 有自伤行为
• 中毒的迹象
• Disruptive or attention-seeking behavior
• Disoriented or unable to focus in the here and now
• 学术上的变化(例如.g., an “A” student suddenly failing or unable to complete assignments)

你能做什么

• Always keep safety in mind as you interact with a troubled student. 如果对你有危险, 学生, or other University personnel seems near at hand, call Security at extension 366.
• Listen to 学生's description of the problem. Take a calm, matter-of-fact approach. 问直接的问题.
• Let 学生 know that his or her situation does not have to reach crisis proportions before seeking help.
• Don't assume 学生 is just trying to get attention or relief from responsibility.
• 如果有疑问，请咨询. Get in touch with a 学生辅导中心 clinical staff member who can help you assess the seriousness of the situation, provide information about resources and options, decide how to begin referral, and consider how you can be most effective in helping 学生.

转介

• Encourage 学生 to set up an appointment with the 学生辅导中心
  • Biddeford校园: bcstudentcounseling@haianib.com
  • 波特兰校园: pcstudentcounseling@haianib.com
  • Remind 学生 that services are free and confidential

Counseling is a personal choice. If 学生 disagrees with your referral or refuses to seek assistance, and you still feel uncomfortable with the situation, consult a clinician in the 学生辅导中心. 因为保密, counselors cannot provide information about a student's participation in services.