Bridgeway Center partners with Northwest Florida State to give 24/7 mental health services to students
NICEVILLE — Bridgeway Center Inc. (BCI) recently announced a new partnership with Northwest Florida State College in which BCI will provide Student Behavioral Health Support Services (SBHS) to students.
BCI staff will be on-site at the Niceville campus one day per week. Students are able to contact BCI staff 24 hours a day, seven days a week for access to behavioral health therapy.
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BCI and NWF State are committed to eliminating barriers that would prevent students from receiving mental health services. BCI staff will meet with students to determine the appropriate coordination of care. BCI will also provide linkage to other community supports based on students' needs.
BCI and NWF State are providing a safe and confidential space for students to receive assistance for their behavioral health needs. Therapy is available both in person and via telehealth. Behavioral health consultation and education for students and faculty will also be provided.
This article originally appeared on Northwest Florida Daily News: Bridgeway, NWF State provide mental health services for students
