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Georgia Tech provides a range of free mental health and wellness resources both on- and off-campus, which students can connect with below.

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Get Help Now

CMHCR staff are available during business hours for crisis support.

Schedule an appointment: Call 404.894.2575 or walk-in to the Center for Mental Health Care & Resources located in Suite 238 Smithgall Student Services Building, 353 Ferst DR NW Atlanta GA 30313.

After hours: Call 404.894.2575 and select the option to speak to the after-hours counselor.

Emergency: Call the Georgia Tech Campus Police at 404.894.2500 on campus or 911 off campus.

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Center for Mental Health Care and Resources: Campus-Based Counseling

Internal

In-Person & Virtual Options

The on-campus Center offers both crisis and non-crisis mental health care and support to all students for free.

  • Individual, Group, & Couples Counseling
  • Mental Health Outreach & Programming
  • Testing & Assessment
  • 24/7 Crisis Support 

Uwill: Virtual Mental Health Provider

External

Virtual Sessions and Resources

This third-party provider offers virtual counseling and on-demand wellness events to complement therapy. Sign up with your @gatech.edu email address.

Umatch:

  • 5 free virtual counseling sessions
  • No referral required

Urise:

  • Virtual on-demand
  • Curated wellness events

Mental Health College Guide

External

Virtual Resource Tool

This resource created by the JED Foundation and the National Alliance on Mental Illness offers support for students navigating the challenges of transitioning to college, including relationships, self-care, identity, safety, and more.

  • Get applicable tips for adjusting to new situations
  • Explore information around a variety of common issues
  • Learn how to support your own well-being
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Headspace

External

Meditation App

This mindfulness and meditation app is available for free to all students.

  • Mindfulness & meditation 
  • Self-care 
  • Virtual resources 

Wellness Empowerment Center (Wellness Coaching)

Internal

In-Person & Virtual Options

Located in the Stamps Health Services building, this center offers programming and support that enables students to take charge of their well-being.

  • No referral required
  • Holistic well-being approach 
  • Individualized action plan 
  • In-person or virtual 
  • Register for a session

Peer Coaching

Internal

In-Person & Virtual Options

This free service is available through the Center for Mental Health Care and Resources and connects students with other Georgia Tech students.

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Stamps Health Services Psychiatry

Internal

In-Person & Virtual Options

This service located in Stamps Health Services requires a referral from the Center for Mental Health Care and Resources.

  • Requires referral 
  • Psychiatric evaluations 
  • Medication management 

Off-Campus Providers

External

In-Person and Virtual Options

Students may find their own off-campus provider or may be referred by CMHCR or Stamps Psychiatry.

  • Long- or short-term support
  • In-person or virtual

JED Foundation Mental Health Resource Center

External

Online Resource

This nonprofit was founded to protect emotional health and prevent suicide among teens and young adults.

  • Specific for college students and young adults
  • Addresses common emotional health issues
  • Resources for supporting self and others

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