The Relationship and Sexual Violence Prevention Center offers a variety of appointment types.
Steps to follow
- Please review the appointment descriptions
- Identify which appointment matches your needs
- Make your appointment by emailing the RSVP Center or call 314-935-3445
- RSVP staff will contact you based on the appointment type you requested
Consent Form
For counseling appointments, please fill out the consent form.
- Access the Student Health portal
- Go to the “Forms” tab, and click on RSVP Center telemedicine.
- Please review with your provider prior to signing
Appointment Types
If you need immediate medical care or are in danger, please call 314-935-5555 if you are on campus or 911 if you are off-campus.
- A brief appointment focused on immediate safety concerns
- You are in immediate risk of harm to yourself/others
- You have taken steps to harm yourself
- You are unable to cope, care, or control yourself emotionally
- You are experiencing overwhelmingly intense fear, anxiety, etc.
- Appointments usually scheduled the same day
- You have thoughts of harm and are concerned for your safety
- You are not in immediate risk of harm to yourself/others and have not taken actions to harm yourself
- You are in crisis that necessitates a timely response
- You have immediate crisis concerns that need to be addressed
- Appointments usually scheduled within 24 hours
- You need to address concerns or problems that have developed as a result of RSV
- Your concerns do not require an immediate response
- The matter is not a crisis or emergency
- Appointment will be based on your schedule and counselor availability
- Short appointment to address specific questions or concerns
- Accommodation requests not related to immediate housing/general safety and do not qualify for an emergency or crisis appointment
- You want to request accommodations not related to immediate housing/general safety concerns
- Appointments scheduled within 1 week
If you need immediate medical care or are in danger, please call 314-935-5555 if you are on campus or 911 if you are off-campus.