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If the individual is a student, feel free to consult with:
If the individual is a faculty or staff member, also call the ASU Employee Assistance Office – 480-965f-2271
Note: This is not an all inclusive list
Signs of Disruptive and Threatening Behavior:
Signs of Distressed Behavior
You might be in a good position to identify someone who may be emotionally distressed. While some of this is expected, especially during stressful times of the year, you may notice someone acting in a way that is inconsistent with your normal experience with that person. You may be able to be a resource in times of trouble, and your expression of interest and concern may be critical factors in helping the individual get connected to important university resources. You also may be able to alert the university so that an appropriate intervention can be made.
Possible Signs of Distress:
The DO's:
The DON'Ts: