About Mental Health Resources

Welcome to the CU Mental Health Web page! Here you will find a list of mental health services on the campus in Boulder. With each, you will find a short description and a link directly to the web page of that office. We know that it is sometimes difficult to know what services are available to you as a student and where to go to get specific help. We hope that this will help you decide. However, we also want you to feel free to access any of these services and know that you will be going to the right place to get the help that you need.

All of these offices are part of the Division of Student Affairs. That means that we are most committed to supporting your academic and personal success. Respecting confidentiality, our offices work collaboratively to try to give you the best help possible. So, if you have concerns, call, visit or e-mail one of the offices listed here. Don’t wait…we can help!!

You will find a few other items on this page. We have included information on how to access help when the campus offices are closed. The CU Police Department is the main campus resource for after hours emergencies of any kind. However, there are telephone hotlines, both on and off campus and the Boulder Community Hospital ER.

Lastly, check out the link to ULIFELINE, a national suicide prevention web site that CU is registered with. It’s filled with information and help when you need it!

Thanks for checking us out! We welcome feedback to any of our offices about this site!




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