MSU Behavioral Health

07/22/2025

06/30/2025

We had such a fantastic day connecting with new students and their families at orientation! 🐾We had wonderful conversations about our FREE therapy services!

Your well-being matters! ❤️ If you didn't get a chance to see us today, we'd love to meet you at the next Freshman Orientation at MSU in two weeks! Be sure to stop by our booth so you can:
✨Grab some cool swag
✨Learn about our no-cost therapy for Mississippians aged 16-25
✨Ask us anything about mental health resources

06/19/2025

We’re getting excited for Family Fun Day! Come hang out with us on July 19! There will be balloon animals, tons of games, prize drawings, food and a visit from the Chick-fil-A cow!

05/21/2025

🌞This summer, whether you’re soaking up the sun or navigating tough days, we’re here for you.💛Your mental health doesn’t take a vacation, and neither do we. We are open all summer for therapy and support. Together, let’s make this summer a season of growth. 🌻

05/20/2025

Calyssa Middleton, M.S., LPC, NCC, BC-TMH is another one of the amazing therapists we have here at MSU Behavioral Health!

We offer services to anyone in the community and FREE therapy to those aged 16-25. Telehealth is available and there is currently not a waitlist to be seen! Give us a call at: (662) 325-0621 to start receiving the help you need from caring and competent professionals like Calyssa!

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Calyssa received her bachelor’s degree in Psychology and master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Mississippi State University. She has experience working in both community and university settings. Some of her clinical interests include personality disorders, adverse childhood experiences, grief, and anxiety. Calyssa works from a collaborative, strengths-based approach that is mindful of cultural and economic concerns. She often uses a combination of techniques from CBT, DBT, and ACT to provide individualized treatment. Calyssa currently serves as a Staff Counselor for MSU Behavioral Health.

03/27/2025

Courtney Welch, M.S., P-LPC, NCC, CTP is one of the amazing therapists we have here at MSU Behavioral Health!

We offer services to anyone in the community and FREE therapy to those aged 16-25. Telehealth is available and there is currently not a waitlist to be seen! Give us a call at: (662) 325-0621 to start receiving the help you need from caring and competent professionals like Courtney!

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Courtney Welch received her bachelor's degree at Tougaloo College in Psychology. She received her master's degree at Mississippi State University in Counselor Education with an emphasis in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. As a Staff Counselor, she is interested in helping children and young adults address various issues associated with self-development using a variety of interventions from Person-Centered Therapy, CBT, Solution-Focused Therapy, and DBT.

02/28/2025

We are MSU Behavioral Health. We are a recently opened mental health clinic with a big focus on accessibility to the community!

If you are aged 16-25 and are currently living in Mississippi then you may qualify for FREE THERAPY services!

We are open to ALL members of the community and provide therapy, assessment, and consultation services.

In person AND telehealth services available! Don't hesitate to call: (662) 325-0621.

Even if you are unsure of services needed, do not hesitate to schedule a no-obligation consultation!🐾🐶

02/24/2025

10/22/2024

10/14/2024

welcome october!!! 🍂 tag someone who will get a kick out of this post 🎃

🧡 as we start off Anxiety and Depression Awareness Month, it’s important to acknowledge how mental health challenges can shift with the seasons.

👻 anxiety can feel extra spooky this time of year, but remember, you are not alone in this. let’s keep the conversation going about mental health and support each other through the ups and downs. 💛

10/09/2024

This is a great opportunity sponsored by the Office of Access & Success for students to learn more about the eligibility requirements of food stamps and how to apply.

10/08/2024

Having a mental health condition can disrupt relationships and make it hard to work, keep up with school, and more. With support and treatment, it’s possible to live well with these conditions.

Some of these tips & strategies include: learning
samhsa.gov/mental-health