Mental Health Resources

Student Health Services - Habif Health & Wellness Center

Located on the South 40 campus
To schedule an appointment: call 314-935-6695 or schedule online at shs.wustl.edu 
As a student, you are eligible to receive 9 free mental health sessions per academic year. Additionally, you can have 7 more sessions in an academic year where you only pay a small co-pay for each session. Any sessions after that would have to be paid for out of pocket.
**In the event of a crisis situation, call the number above during business hours and state that it is an emergency or call 314-935-5555 if outside of business hours

Group Therapy Services

Mental Health Services (MHS) offers process groups, support groups, and skills and educational groups to meet to meet the diverse needs of Wash U students.

Let's Talk

"Let's Talk" is a program that provides students with easy access to free, brief, confidential consultations with counselors from Mental Health Services (MHS). MHS counselors hold walk-in hours at selected sites on campus during which students can stop by when their schedule permits- no appointments needed. While “Let’s Talk” consultation sessions are not to replace traditional counseling services offered in-house at MHS, they can help provide insight, solutions, and information about other resources.

TimelyCare

24/7/365 support. Free virtual mental health care anytime, anywhere The student will download the TimelyCare app and use their WashU email to register

Health and Wellness Digital Library

Stay well and do well at WashU. Scroll through Habif’s Digital Resource Library for easy-to-view and print pages on their most popular health promotion topics.

Missouri Department of Mental Health’s Access Crisis Intervention (ACI)

The Behavioral Health Crisis Hotline (sometimes referred to as Access Crisis Intervention (ACI) line) is staffed by mental health professionals who can respond to your crisis 24 hours per day and 7 days per week. They will talk with you about your crisis and help you determine what further help is needed, for example, a telephone conversation to provide understanding and support, a face-to-face intervention, an appointment the next day with a mental health professional, or perhaps an alternative service that best meets your needs. They may give you other resources or services within your community to provide you with ongoing care following your crisis. All calls are strictly confidential.
Call 800-811-4760 if you live in the counties of St Louis City or St Louis County.
**In addition to the hotlines, ACI can organize a mobile crisis response for face-to-face on-site crisis stabilization, assistance with next-day appointments, and other services.

Crisis Text Line

Crisis Text Line serves anyone, in any type of crisis, providing access to free, 24/7 support and information via a medium people already use and trust: text.
Text “HOME” to 741741 from anywhere in the US, at any time, about any type of crisis

Behavioral Health Response (BHR)

Established in 1994, Behavioral Health Response is a private nonprofit corporation, the hub for an Access Crisis Intervention (ACI) system, that provides 24-hour access to mental health services to residents of the city of St. Louis, Missouri. Services provided free of charge.
Crisis hotline: 314-469-6644 or 800-811-4760

Alcoholics Anonymous

Find AA meetings in St. Louis, Missouri to help you on your road to recovery.