Husky Health & Well-Being
UW’s one-stop wellness website with information on a wide range of health and wellness services, from medical care and counseling services to safety resources and peer health advocacy. Includes links to information on:
Hall Health Center
(206) 543-1240
Provides high-quality, evidence-based care to UW’s diverse student body, offering a range of services to assess and treat mental health concerns. They offer a variety of services including:
- Short-term individual counseling
- Help getting connected to longer-term therapy if appropriate
- Free appointments for brief support and help connecting with services
- Group trainings and counseling to learn coping skills, manage anxiety and depression, develop healthy relationships, and more
- Psychiatric services, including medication for depression, anxiety, and other symptoms
- Light therapy for seasonal affective disorder
- Same-day appointments for those in urgent need
- Help finding and connecting with other on- and off-campus support
Student Counseling Center
(206) 543-1240
Offers multiple options for students seeking help coping with stress and mental health concerns. All UW Seattle students who are in degree-seeking programs are eligible for their counseling services, which include:
- Self-Help Resources
- Skills-Based Workshops
- Short-Term Counseling
- Referrals for Ongoing/Specialized Counseling
- Crisis Services
If you are experiencing a psychological crisis outside of working hours and cannot wait until campus resources are open, please call the Crisis Clinic at 866-427-4747. In urgent situations call 911.
Safe Campus
(206) 685-SAFE (7233)
For entire UW community. Call if you’re concerned for self, student, or colleague and it feels potentially dangerous. Helpline available 24/7 (206-685-SAFE (7233)). Topics covered by Safe Campus include:
- Concerning Behaviors
- Child Abuse and Neglect
- Harassment and Sexual Harassment
- Protection Orders
- Relationship Violence
- Stalking
- Suicide Concerns
- Sexual Assault (see resources below)
Information and resources for victims of sexual assault and for preventing and responding to sexual misconduct:
LiveWell Center for Student Advocacy, Training and Education (109 Elm Hall)
(206) 543-6085
Provides support, advocacy, consultation, and education to the UW campus community. Their programs include:
- Alcohol & Other Drug Consultation and Education
- Student Coaching and Care
- Suicide Intervention
- Survivor Support and Advocacy
- Peer Health Educators
Let’s Talk
Drop-in consultation with a counselor, a collaboration between the Counseling Center and Hall Health Center.
Self-Help Resources
The UW Counseling Center offers links to information on a variety of mental health-related topics, ranging from mental health apps, to dealing with social anxiety, to an online mental health screening.
