Connect (with others with shared experiences)
Engage with others in a group setting or through other campus community resources.
Group counseling is a powerful and effective way for students to 1) share concerns, 2) give and receive support, and 3) learn new skills and heal.
Some UHS counseling groups are focused on common concerns while other groups offer an opportunity for students with a shared identity to gather and connect in the community.
Participation is free and does not require health insurance. Includes drop-in groups
- PATH to Care Center Connect for confidential and holistic support for survivors. Reference to resources that are identity-specific. 24/7 Care Line: (510) 643-2005 for navigating resources for urgent support around sexual assault, sexual harassment, interpersonal violence, stalking, and invasion of sexual privacy.
humanest online UC Berkeley community. Whatever you're going through, you don't have to face it alone. Ask questions, get professional guidance, support, and connect with others like you. This unique, anonymous online space helps you to set goals–academic, personal, or interpersonal–and have a group of peers to hold you accountable to follow through. Their social therapeutic online message boards are moderated by counselors, so you get expert guidance on your own schedule, coupled with peer support.
Free 45-minute coaching session will help you make changes in your lifestyle that support your overall health, as well as your personal and academic success.
Student-to-Student Peer Counseling is a student group that provides non-emergency peer support for UC Berkeley Students. The meetings are free, one-on-one, and confidential.
Graduate Peer Support Providers (PSPs) meet one-on-one with graduate students at UC Berkeley to provide assistance in navigating the complex processes related to mental health, basic needs, and academia.
