Support resources
Climate Café workshop
The Climate Café is an informal, open, respectful and confidential space to explore your varied responses to the climate crisis. This workshop will help participants to explore their thoughts and feelings about climate change while building meaningful bonds and sustainable hope. The last Climate Cafe session will be held Wednesday, April 26.
Available for: grad students
Counseling and Psychiatric Services (CAPS)
CAPS is the primary mental health resource on campus for undergraduate and graduate students. They offer brief individual therapy, workshops, drop-in consultations and more.
Available for: all students
Environmental Center
The Environmental Center helps students develop knowledge, leadership skills and connections with peers and experts to make a positive impact at CU and beyond. Check out their website for ways to get involved in environmental and climate justice projects.
Available for: all students, staff and faculty
AcademicLiveCare
Students, staff and faculty can attend mental health and psychiatry appointments for free through AcademicLiveCare. Simply sign up with your identikey email to schedule a telehealth appointment.
Available for: all students, staff and faculty
30th Annual Campus Sustainability Summit
The 30th Annual Campus Sustainability Summit invites faculty, staff and students to share, learn and celebrate CU Boulder’s wide array of sustainability leadership and accomplishments and rise to the challenges posed by the Campus Call to Climate Action.
Available for: all students, staff and faculty
Faculty and Staff Assistance Program (FSAP)
FSAP is dedicated to serving the mental health needs of CU staff and faculty through brief counseling, workshops and more.
Available for: staff and faculty
Good Grief Network
The Good Grief Network is a non-profit organization that runs peer-to-peer support groups that help bring people together to recognize, feel, and process their heavy emotions, so that these emotions can be transformed into meaningful action.
Available for: all students, staff and faculty
Britt Wray: Climate Change TedTalk
In this short TedTalk, researcher Britt Wray explores how climate change is impacting our well-being (mental, social and spiritual) and offers a starting point for what we can do about it.
Available for: all students, staff and faculty