Counseling & Wellness Services
The goal of Counseling Services is to work collaboratively with students, academic departments, individual faculty members, student services, and other pertinent departments of the University to enhance student’s academic, personal, and career success.
Counseling services and referrals are available to all enrolled students at Thomas More University. No additional charges or fees are collected for the services offered.
How to Schedule an Appointment:
Students will call St. Elizabeth Physicians Behavioral Health’s Intake line by dialing 859-301-5901 – Option 1
When calling to schedule an appointment, students will need to provide their TMU Student ID# to intake associate to ensure that they are scheduled with the appropriate TMU Counselor.
Intake Scheduling hours are Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 4:30 pm
1-859-301-5901 Option 1
Thomas More Counseling Services
Hours of Operation & Schedule
Services are available during the academic calendar year. Students will call St. Elizabeth Behavioral Health’s intake line by dialing 859-301-5901, select Option 1. When calling to schedule an appointment, students will need to provide their TMU Student ID# to intake associate to ensure that they are scheduled with the appropriate TMU Counselor.
Intake scheduling hours are Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 4:30 pm
859-301-5901 Option 1
Counselors: 8:00 am – 4:30 pm
Monday – Friday: Lauren Mulcahy, MSW, LCSW
What is counseling?
Counseling is talking with a qualified professional about concerns, issues, or problems that are interfering with some aspect of your life.
Services are strictly confidential and free to students at Thomas More University.
Why see a counselor?
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Chronic fatigue and worry
- Stress that feels unmanageable
- Eating concerns
- Identity concerns
- Suicidal thoughts
- Relationship problems
- Feeling hopeless
- Grief and loss
Additional Off-Campus Resources:
North Key Access Line – 859-331-3292
The Ion Center for Violence Prevention – 859-491-3335
Suicide Hotline – Dial 988
National Problem Gambling Helpline Network – National Helpline 1-800-522-4700
ULifeline: An anonymous, confidential online resource center where students can obtain information regarding mental health and suicide prevention.
The above three resources are available 24 hours.