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Mental Health Resources

Please know that you are not alone as you deal with problems affecting your mental health or emotional well-being. Reach out to the Office of Student Affairs or any of the other university-based resources below; we want to work together to meet your needs and preserve your confidentiality. You will also find important hotlines and national resources.

Office of Student Affairs

OSA is available to help you with personal and academic advising, counseling, and referrals. OSA is located on the Mezzanine Level of Ruttenberg Hall in Suite M85. You can call us at 203-432-7646 or email us at osa@yale.edu, or reach out to our full-time clinical counselor, Mia Wilson. Mia is available for law students by phone at 203-432-2574, email mia.wilson@yale.edu, or schedule an appointment to meet with her in-person or via Zoom.

MHC is located at 55 Lock Street, 3rd Floor. MHC provides therapy individualized to the students' personal situation. Their psychiatrists, psychologists and social workers are skilled in diverse treatment approaches.

You may also speak to an on-call clinician 24/7 by calling 203-432-0290.

Connect to Care Survey

C2C is an anonymous and confidential recommendation engine where you can input preferences and receive tailored mental health & wellness resources at YLS/Yale. It only takes about 10 minutes to complete and you may use it multiple times regardless of where you are in your mental health journey.

Chaplain's Office

The Chaplain’s Office is committed to helping students of all (and no) faiths deepen their knowledge, grow respect and mutual understanding across faith and culture and participate in discussions of religious, ethical and spiritual topics.

Sexual Harassment and Assault Response & Education (SHARE) Center at Yale

SHARE is available to members of the Yale community who are dealing with sexual misconduct of any kind.

Yale LGBTQ+ Office

The Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Resources can provide advice and support on a number of issues faced by LGBTQ and gender non-conforming members of the Yale Community.

Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers

Connecticut provides confidential crisis intervention and referral services to the Connecticut legal community as part of a national system of lawyer assistance programs. You can get up to six confidential free counseling sessions a year on a range of issues including depression, stress, relationship issues, financial concerns, and alcohol and substance abuse.

MA General Hospital Mental Health Resources for BIPOC

This regularly updated website provides practitioner directories, online support groups and self-guided virtual resources for Black, Indigenous and People of Color.

Mental Health America

Mental Health America is dedicated to addressing the needs of people living with mental illness and promoting everyone’s mental health. You can learn more about the signs and symptoms of mental health conditions and use their guide to living a mentally healthier life. Here’s their guide to finding an anti-racist therapist.