Mental Health Resources for College & University Students
NITEO is an intensive, one-semester program supporting young adults who live with a mental health condition to develop wellness tools, academic skills, resilience, and work-readiness. Since its inception in 2014, hundreds of students have graduated from the program and moved on to thrive in higher education and meaningful work.
Call: 781.318.3223
Semester Off is an innovative, group-based, educational enrichment program which has been changing the lives of 17-25 year-olds since 2015. Their mission is to create a life-changing experience that empowers each student either to complete college or to define another, alternative path which is more in line with his/her/their talents, future goals, and objectives.
The Center has provided innovative University mental health programs since 2000. Individualized services, on-campus programs and courses as well as distance learning opportunities, all aim to promote well-being, resilience, and academic success for students living with mental health conditions. Over the years, we have had the pleasure of working with hundreds of diverse, bright, talented students who are living with emerging mental health challenges and substance use conditions including thought disorders, affective disorders, anxiety disorders, trauma, and addictions. We operate on the premise that all students thrive when their wellness and resiliency skills support their academic, social, and work lives. We believe in recovery from mental health and substance use conditions, and the power of peers, mentoring, collaboration, mutuality, and inclusive communities.
In-network for BU and Tufts students.
Our trusting clinicians and advanced training provide us the foundation to guide client’s on their healing journey.
Via in-person or online counseling, we work with one goal in mind:
to aid our clients in living a life of emotional well-being and relational satisfaction.
McLean Hospital treats college students from more than 200 different college and universities These students engage with McLean and the College Mental Health Program (CMHP) to address a broad range of issues and psychiatric illnesses.
CMHP offers a diverse range of services to help students address concerns such as executive functioning, anxiety, depression, OCD, eating concerns, and substance use. Our team works collaboratively with students and their families to provide and implement individualized recommendations based on the student’s unique needs and goals.
ULifeline is an anonymous, confidential, online resource center, where college students can be comfortable searching for the information they need and want regarding emotional health.
ULifeline is a project of The Jed Foundation, a leading organization working to protect the emotional health of America's college students, and was developed with input from leading experts in mental health and higher education. The Jed Foundation provides ULifeline to all colleges and universities free of charge, regardless of the size or type of institution. Currently, more than 1,500 colleges and universities participate in the ULifeline Network.
While getting top grades and studying hard are crucial for a student's success, so is taking care of their mental health and wellness, which includes knowing when they need and where to go for help. The Guide for PhD students provides you with tools on how to seek support and resources to improve your mental health.