Mental Health Resources
Learn more about how you or a loved one can receive help, support, and resources for mental health concerns inside and outside of Yale.
Learn more about how you or a loved one can receive help, support, and resources for mental health concerns inside and outside of Yale.
For urgent mental health concerns at Yale, call:
https://portal.ct.gov/DMHAS/Programs-and-Services/Advocacy/Warm-Lines
https://yalehealth.yale.edu/directory/departments/mental-health-counseling
"Yale College Community Care (YC3), a program created through the collaboration between Yale College and Yale Mental Health and Counseling, expands mental health and wellness support to Yale College's diverse undergraduate student community. In addition to the services that remain available to students via the department of Yale Mental Health and Counseling, the YC3 program offers students additional options for support. The YC3 program provides students the ability to drop-in with a team member during a day/time of their choosing." - The YC3 Website
Access their website: https://yalecollege.yale.edu/getting-help/yale-college-community-care
"This guide aims to familiarize you with the resources at Yale Mental Health & Counseling (YMHC) and provide tips related to YMHC care. Seeking treatment for mental health shows strength and demonstrates one's commitment to self-care and wellness. Everyone can benefit from and deserves access to mental health treatment." - Yale Student Guide to Mental Health Treatment on Campus
Access the Guide: bit.ly/ysmhaguide
"The Bandana Project was founded on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus in January of 2016 with the help of a [National Alliance on Mental Illness] (NAMI) On Campus chapter. The Bandana Project is a simple yet innovative suicide prevention and mental health awareness movement. Members tie a lime-green bandana to their backpack, signifying they are in possession of region-specific and national resources. They pledge to support the mental health of those in their life, and reject stigma associated with mental illness. As an organization, we support chapters in creating community connections, bolstering resources, and making positive changes in mental health promotion and suicide prevention. This proliferates resources, normalizes and de-stigmatizes getting help, and provides invaluable, unspoken solidarity with those struggling." - The Bandana Project Website
Access the Yale Bandana Project's Resource Card: bit.ly/yalebpcard
