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A web resource for students, their parents, faculty, and staff who wish to learn more about mental health and related resources at the University of Minnesota–Twin Cities.
Featured Topics
- Gopher Chauffeur/MSA Express is a free transportation service that promotes safety in the campus community by providing University of Minnesota students with safe rides home.
- University Community Response Team - provides supportive services to groups of students affected by traumatic events
- The Transition Year -
This is an online resource center to help students and parents focus on emotional health before, during, and after the transition to college
- What to Expect from Individual Counseling
Counseling Offices
The Boynton Mental Health Clinic offers up to eleven counseling visits per 12-month period. These are by appointment.
University Counseling & Consulting Services offers both individual and group counseling for a range of concerns including academic difficulties, career exploration, and personal concerns.
Crisis / Urgent
Crisis / Urgent Consultation is available on campus Monday-Friday, 8:00-4:30. You do not need to have an appointment to speak with a counselor for an urgent need.
If you are in a life-threatening emergency, call 911. Or for phone counseling, you may call the Crisis Connection at (612) 379-6363.
Online Self Assessment
The University of Minnesota offers online self assessment for depression, generalized anxiety, post-traumatic stress, eating disorders, and alcohol.
Essential Numbers:
Boynton Health Service Mental Health Clinic
(612) 624-1444
University Counseling & Consulting Services
(612) 624-3323
Disability Services
(612) 626-1333
ISSS (612) 626-7100
Aurora Center
(612) 626-9111
Disability Services
Disability Services is the office that works with students with all types of disability conditions, including students with mental health disabilities. Students who have a diagnosed mental health condition may be entitled to reasonable accommodations.
Eligibility
The services that are available to you depend, to some extent, on what type of student you are.
This section explains the different options and coverage you have depending on whether you are an undergraduate, graduate, or international student.
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