8 BIENNIAL REVIEW 2022-2024 Northeastern Mental Health Center: offering broad support and student friendly pricing. • Call (605) 225-1010 to schedule an appointment or to learn more. • 24-hour crisis line at (605) 229-1000. Students may also seek referrals and assistance from Counseling Services and Avera Student Health for substance abuse treatment. Counseling Services: offering FREE and Confidential help for students. • In-Person and Telehealth • Schedule in person (Suite 222, Student Center), by phone (605) 626-3007, or on-line here. Avera Student Health: Northern’s student health services are provided at Avera St. Luke’s State Street Medical Square. ALCOHOL AND/OR DRUG ABUSE PROGRAMS AVAILABLE TO EMPLOYEES Northeastern Mental Health Center (NEMHC) provides substance abuse treatment for all members of the community. NEMHC therapists are trained to assist in breaking the cycle and putting you on the path to recovery. They understand it can be impossible to make the changes needed to stop drug and alcohol abuse alone; having professional support is the key to your success. NEMHC offers clients a variety of treatments to suit their needs and improve their success. Group and individual counseling are available. NEMHC therapists work with individuals to identify goals and create a personalized wellness plan to get clients in a better place in life. Their programming also meets the requirements for those ordered to seek treatment by the court. Northeastern Mental Health Center: • Call (605) 225-1010 to schedule an appointment or to learn more. • 24-hour crisis line at (605) 229-1000. • Northern employees may also utilize the EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM. Sponsored by the South Dakota State Employee Benefits Program and Administered by Lyra Health. This service is offered at no cost to benefit-eligible employees and their spouses, dependents and household members. TO ACCESS YOUR EAP RESOURCES 1. Visit sd.lyrahealth.com. 2. Call 1.833.872.0201 to speak to Lyra’s Care Navigator Team. With Lyra Health, you will have access to: • Access high-quality and confidential mental health care, including therapy or coaching sessions to support you and the whole family. • On-Demand Resources – Access a library of self- help resources like meditations, videos, and courses, for support in your personal life and for work. • Support for the whole family – Receive specialized support for kids and teens, parenting, and couples, so every family member can build skills and feel their best. • Individualized care – Lyra will match you with the right care program for your needs and a provider who understands your unique background and identity. • Care options that fit our schedule – Talk to your provider virtually, in person, or via live chat, even on nights and weekends! • Additional services – Free and confidential guidance on work-life needs like legal services, identity theft, dependent care support, and financial matters. DISCIPLINARY SANCTIONS FOR VIOLATIONS TO THE STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT Students found responsible under the Student Code of Conduct for the possession and/or consumption of alcohol or drugs will face disciplinary sanctions including, but not limited to, conduct warning, conduct probation, educational programs, community service, housing probation, or suspension. Students whose use of alcohol or drugs that results in harm or the threat of harm to themselves or others, or to property, whether on or off campus, may face disciplinary action by Northern up to and including suspension or expulsion. As members of the campus community, students are also subject to city ordinances and state and federal law. Arrest and prosecution for alleged violations of criminal law or city ordinances may result from an incident that may also violate the University’s Code of Conduct, and thus, there may be times when a student must address alleged violations through both the criminal and University processes. Student violations of alcohol/other drug policies and regulations shall be responded to in accordance with the seriousness and frequency of the violation. A student’s alcohol and other drug violations accumulate during his/ her entire career at Northern and other public higher education institutions governed by the South Dakota Board of Regents.
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