Let's Talk: Offsite, Walk-in Consultations

Let's Talk Schedule

Let's Talk FAQ

The Let's Talk program provides easy access to informal, brief, drop-in consultations with CAPS counselors. 

Please note: Let's Talk consultations are not formal therapy sessions and do not constitute mental health treatment, and we are not able to assist with DSP and other documentation support during Let's Talk.  You will need to schedule an individual counseling appointment for supporting documentation.

Let's Talk is a free, confidential program available to any student at various locations across campus. No appointment is necessary, there is no paperwork to complete. Visits are first come, first serve and the wait time to see the Let's Talk Counselor is usually very brief. All students are welcome to visit Let's Talk. 

Speaking with a counselor in a confidential setting can help you access support, provide perspective, help you explore resources and options, and discuss how counseling might be helpful. "Let's Talk" is designed for students who want to talk to a counselor casually. It is not appropriate for students needing urgent help. If you are in crisis, please call or go to UHS.

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The Let’s Talk program at the University of California, Berkeley is based in part on the Let’s Talk program at Cornell University. With permission, some of the material from this webpage has been duplicated from the Cornell University Let’s Talk Website. We would personally like to thank Matt Boone, LCSW for his help in the development of our program.

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