On-Campus Mental Health Resources
Disclaimer: Wolverine Support Network is dedicated to addressing and promoting mental well-being on our campus and offering peer support to U-M students. However, student facilitators are not trained professionals. If you think you or another student may need professional mental health services or are in crisis, please refer to the resources below or dial 911.
If you’re looking for more resources, feel free to look at our general off-campus, BIPOC-specific, or LGBTQ+ specific resources pages.
Contact: 734-764-8312 (24/7)
Purpose: CAPS (Counseling and Psychological Services) provides quality counseling and psychological services to support the mental health and well-being of U-M students. Services include individual, group, and relationship counseling as well as a wide range of workshops, student organizations, and outreach programs.
Contact: 734-764-8320
Purpose: UHC (University Health & Counseling) is the new merged unit of University Health Service (UHS) and Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS), offering integrated mental and physical health care. UHC helps students thrive academically, manage life’s stresses, and foster meaningful connections
Contact: 734-763-1320
Purpose: Wolverine Wellness is committed to nurturing a healthy campus environment and promoting wellness through an array of resources, including Wellness Coaching, better equipping students to change the world.
Contact: 734-763-3000 | ssdoffice@umich.edu
Purpose: Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) provides support services and academic accommodations to students with disabilities, while promoting awareness of disability issues.
Contact: 734-764-7771 | 734-936-3333 (24/7 Crisis Line)
Purpose: SAPAC provides free and confidential intervention and/or support for survivors of sexual assault, relationship violence, or sexual harassment, in addition to Peer-Led Support Groups.
Contact: 734-764-0231 | 800-525-5188
Purpose: U-M Depression Center offers treatment through the Department of Psychiatry, as well as a “Campus Mind Works” program that provides free, bi-weekly support groups and educational workshops related to depression.
Contact: https://caps.umich.edu/article/uwill-teletherapy-services
Purpose: UWill is an addition to CAPS services that provides students with video, phone, chat, and message sessions with licensed mental health professionals at no cost. Register with a University of Michigan email address.