Get Help If You Need It
Tennessee Professional Screening Questionnaire
A new online mental health resource is now available to address increased incidents of suicide, depression, burnout and other mental health problems among Tennessee's health professionals, both in practice and in training. Initiated by the Tennessee Medical Foundation in partnership with the Tennessee Department of Health Board of Medical Examiners, the Tennessee Medical Association, Tennessee Hospital Association, and State Volunteer Mutual Insurance Company, the TN PSQ is intended to help connect struggling health professionals with available mental health resources in their area.
This is not an emergency response system or crisis intervention service. If you are in crisis, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255, or utilize the additional crisis resources listed on this website.
Physician Support Line
Confidential Peer-to-Peer Physician Self Care and Prevention of Burnout: One Grassroots
Solution for Stressors of COVID and Beyond. Free Confidential Peer Support Line by
Volunteer Psychiatrists helping our US Physician Colleagues and medical students navigate
the many intersections of our personal and professional lives.
Hotline: 1-888-409-0141 (Every day, 8 a.m. - 1 a.m. EST)
Committee Supporting Student Health
Committee Supporting Student Health (CSSH) program assists students and residents
who have been identified as suffering from a treatable dysfunction such as chemical
dependency. This group also spearheaded the development of Learning Communities at
Quillen to assist in the promotion of student wellness.
ETSU Psychology Clinic
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Network
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
Veterans Crisis Hotline
TN Statewide Crisis Hotline
National Alliance on Mental Illness
ImAlive Online Crisis Network
ETSU/QCOM Handbook