Professional counselling for students feeling stressed, anxious, or sad.

The AAC at Vancouver General Hospital serves City of Vancouver adult residents (17+) who are experiencing or identifying concerns related to Mental Health, Substance Use and/or Addictions with professional care.

Integrative health & wellness services including clinical counselling. 5 clinical counsellors who speak English, Punjabi, Cantonese, Mandarin, Hindi, Urdu. Accept student health insurance/benefits and some counsellors offer sliding scale rates as well. See students experiencing emotional distress, interpersonal relationships issues, mental health issues, adjustment issues, etc.

A student-run club that provides affordable and accessible yoga to the UBC and greater Vancouver community to support mental and physical health

One-on-one pastoral/spiritual counselling and opportunities to engage in and explore the faith traditions chaplains represent (Buddhist, Muslim, Jewish, Christian, etc.)

A wide range of health assessments and treatments provided by doctors, nurses, and specialists for students by phone, video or in-person.

Facilitates accommodations and programs to remove barriers for students with disabilities and medical conditions.

Walk-in medical clinic located on Allison Road in UBC Village.

Walk-in medical clinic located on Birney Avenue in Wesbrook Village.

Booths around campus where you can get personalized tips, resources, and health advice from registered nurses.

The UBC Psychology Clinic offers professional outpatient psychological services mostly in the form of individual therapy. Group treatment may be offered depending on need.

A peer-hosted space that offers many wellbeing programs for students.

You can request a workshop for a group of students, staff, and/or faculty members. Choose from the workshop topics on the website.

Peer Support provides free, confidential, one-on-one and group-style peer support (booked through the website) for UBC students and staff facing a wide variety of challenges. Peer Support also provides educational workshops on mental health and harm reduction for UBC student groups and community members free of charge.

Free and confidential emotional and crisis support, hospital, legal, and police accompaniment, education, and empowerment to people of all genders who are survivors of sexualized violence as well as their friends and family.

Support, guidance, and information for people who identify as LGBTQ+. Provides folks with assistance in coming out and more.

Support and resources for women on campus, including informational brochures, menstrual products, safer sex products, pregnancy tests, and more.

The Kaleidoscope provides a safe, confidential, and stigma-free support group for all individuals who have experienced mental health concerns/difficulties.

Support group for individuals who are struggling with/have struggled with self harm. Confidential, peer-to-peer, recovery oriented, safe space.

Creating a safe space to help explore the available, most suitable options for anyone who has experienced sexual violence regardless of where it took place.

Community of students in recovery or pursuing recovery from drugs, alcohol, and addictive behaviour. We recognize and support multiple pathways of recovery!

We work to facilitate cross-collaboration and deliver mental health and wellness workshops across campus as well as in the lower mainland.

Raises awareness for mental health and eliminates stigma by hosting events and writing blog posts with perspectives on mental health.

Part of a national network of students working to shift negative attitudes, beliefs, and behaviours around mental health.

Zen meditation practice on campus. One-on-one/Individual advice & counsel on Zen Buddhist meditation and awakening to life.

Helps members learn and develop a formal meditation practice to promote well-being and overall health.

Emotional support for people in crisis/distress.

Support services for survivors of sexualized violence or gender marginalization: cis and trans women, Two-Spirit, trans and/or non-binary people.

Here2Talk offers free, 24/7 single-session, counselling by phone or online chat for all UBC students, no matter where you are in the world.

Help with course planning, degree/graduation requirements, academic concession and credit tranfers.

Get help with loans, scholarships, tuition payment, understanding UBC processes and financial planning.

An online resource where you can find information regarding counselling, psychological services, art therapy and psychotherapy provided in British Columbia and professionals who can deliver such services.

HeadsUpGuys is a resource for supporting men in their fight against depression by providing tips, tools, information about professional services, and stories of success.

The association’s mission is to promote awareness of anxiety disorders and support access to proven resources and treatment.

Kelty's Key is a free and confidential online cognitive behavioral therapy service that can provide you with the tailored or self-guided support that best suits your needs.

Search through hundreds of mental health professionals to help address your specific concern.

Foundry offers health and wellness resources, services and supports – online and through integrated service centres for youth aged 12-24 in seventeen communities across BC

Free, confidential, multilingual information and referral regarding community resources for people in BC in need of any kind of substance use and addiction issues.

We aim to increase awareness of mental health issues, reduce the stigma of help-seeking, and promote health and wellness among varsity athletes at UBC.

A one stop shop developed by Vancouver Coastal Health and Providence Health that gathers the wealth of evidence based resources available in your community and combines them into one easy to use website.

Find the information you need and explore strategies to better manage mental health and substance use challenges.

Counselling services offered by UBC Counselling Psychology Master’s and Doctoral students to support with stress-management (work, home, school stress), anxiety, depression, school or relationship issues.

If you’re a student living in residence and you’re feeling persistently stressed, anxious, or sad, you can make an appointment to see one of UBC’s Counsellors in Residence.

Henry Chen is a level 1 certified CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy) practitioner. Please check the website for a list of counselling programs offered by Henry

UBC Hospital offers specialized treatment for non-life-threatening, life-threatening emergencies and surgical care.

Thrive is a campaign dedicated to shining a spotlight ton the incredible resources, groups, and departments at UBC that work year-round to support mental health and wellbeing for the UBC community.

A digital platform of tools and educational materials that help you feel happier, healthier, and more productive in hard times

S.A.F.E.R. is a free, time-limited counselling service for individuals aged 19+ who have made a suicide attempt, are currently suicidal or have suicidal ideation.