Student Mental Health & Wellbeing
Welcome to UCSF!
Student Mental Health and Wellbeing (SMHW) is committed to providing high quality, culturally responsive, holistic mental health care and wellbeing services to assist learners in achieving academic and professional success as well as lifelong health. SMHW is a resource for navigating personal concerns, identifying options, reducing stress and solving problems.
Our staff is experienced in addressing the needs of students from diverse backgrounds who are pursuing graduate-level training. SMHW offers counseling and psychiatry services to registered students, ensuring that students have access to the support they need, regardless of their insurance.
Brief Consult: Your First Step
A Brief Consult is often the first way to connect with our mental health services. This remote appointment provides an opportunity to discuss your needs, explore available resources, and identify next steps for support.
Our approach is collaborative and student-centered, focusing on building resilience, supporting personal growth, and helping you move forward with confidence. We use solution-focused and strength-based practices to create a supportive and responsive care experience.
Schedule a Brief Consult
- Appointments are conducted online
- Are available on a first-come, first-served basis
- Can be scheduled up to one week in advance
To view availability and book an appointment, please visit the https://MyHealthRecord.ucsf.edu Portal.
Health Promotion, Outreach, and Education (HPOE)
Student Mental Health and Wellbeing also has a dedicated team focused on health promotion, outreach, and education. This team develops and offers programs designed to support early intervention, foster a sense of connection, and strengthen our campus community.
As you arrive on campus, we encourage you to keep an eye on your e-mail for updates about upcoming events, workshops, and opportunities to get involved. We look forward to connecting with you.
To learn more about SMHW and HPOE, visit https://studentmentalhealth.ucsf.edu/ or e-mail us at [email protected].