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Feedback
Thank you for coming to the Baylor University Counseling Center today. We hope you feel encouraged after speaking with one of our staff members.
At the Baylor University Counseling Center, we care about you and your wellbeing. Whatever concern or crisis you are facing, we want you to know that we are committed to helping you meet your needs. If you experience a psychological crisis and need to speak to a staff member, please contact our 24/7 crisis line at 254-710-2467.
We also value your feedback regarding both what we are doing well and ways that we can improve. Here are some different options for providing feedback:
Dr. Jim Marsh, Executive Director of Counseling Services
254-710-2467
Dr. Martha Lou Scott, Associate Vice President for Student Health and Welfare
254-710-1761
Should you have any urgent concerns and wish to contact someone outside the Counseling Center about the care you are receiving, please inform us immediately by contacting Dr. Martha Lou Scott, Associate Vice President for Student Health and Welfare at 254-710-1761 (Martha_Lou_Scott@baylor.edu) or by submitting an anonymous report on Baylor’s Ethics Point Website.