Your well-being matters

Feeling overwhelmed? Help for yourself or peers on campus.

Speak to a mental health professional or counselor.

Find relevant services and resources in just a few clicks.

Free, online mental health counseling and support resources.

Digital resource to help navigate academics, stress and more.

Support resources such as financial aid and food assistance.

Multiple options on topics including DBT, anxiety, ADHD and OCD.

Share concerns, thoughts and feedback with campus leaders.

For CU Anschutz faculty, students and staff who may experience discrimination, harassment, sexual misconduct and any related retaliation.

A free, confidential resource available 24/7 for those affected by interpersonal violence or abusive relationships.

Speak with a volunteer who will provide support and guidance.

Virtual, convenient and confidential appointments.

CU system resource. Reach a professional counselor 24/7.

Confidential well-being resource for state employees.

Series available for providers and staff working in healthcare settings.

Find relevant services and resources in just a few clicks.

Digital resource to help navigate stress, work anxiety and more.

For CU Anschutz faculty, students and staff who may experience discrimination, harassment, sexual misconduct and any related retaliation.

Resources to support veterans, military students on campus.

If you are having thoughts of suicide, call 1-800-273-8255, then PRESS 1.

For emergency mental healthcare and community counseling.

Sign up and access mental health services.

Collection of full list of VA mental health support.

Speak with a professional counselor about any help you need.

Free and confidential support. Resources for crisis and prevention.

Resources for resiliency during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Directory of services available at both campuses.

Extended list of resources in response to COVID-19.

Health resources for campus community.

Outpatient treatment of depression and other mood disorders.

Treatment options for substance abuse disorders.