Student Health clinics will be closed for winter break from Monday, December 23, 2024 through Wednesday, January 1, 2025. For urgent concerns while clinic is closed, please click on the After-Hours tab below.
Check out Keep On Being Well for a comprehensive list of well-being resources offered at VCU.
UCS offers free individual, group, and couple's therapy services to VCU students. Two locations are available on the Monroe Park and VCU Medical Center campuses.
To schedule the initial intake appointment, students can present in person to either location or use the new online option at counseling.vcu.edu/appointments.
Students experiencing a mental health emergency can speak with a crisis clinician by:
Student support groups are also offered by UCS. Students do not need to be enrolled with UCS to participate in a support group. Current groups offer support for:
Follow this link for more identity-based resources.
UCS also offers an extensive variety of well-being resources. Two popular self-help modules created by UCS include Stress Management and Coping with Overwhelming Feelings.
TimelyCare is an emotional and mental health resource available to students whenever and wherever they need it. TimelyCare offers free 24/7 access to virtual care, self-care, and well-being tools. Virtual services are provided by licensed clinicians and include emergency crisis counseling, scheduled therapy sessions, and health coaching.
Not sure if you need or want to pursue virtual care? That's okay. Check out their self-help and well-being resources and videos. All students are encouraged to create an account (online or through the app with your eID and password) so you always have it at your fingertips.
CPSD, a part of VCU's Department of Psychology, offers individual counseling and group therapy services to the Richmond community on a sliding fee scale. No referral is needed. To apply for services, clients can submit applications online, by fax, by mail, or in person.
VCU RecWell offers a variety of well-being resources to students, including info on mental well-being & mindfulness and substance use.
Some students with mental health conditions (such as Attention Deficit Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Anxiety, etc.) may qualify for services and academic accommodations through SAEO. Health Sciences students should contact the Division for Academic Success for assistance.