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Mental Health

This page lists non-emergency resources around mental health.

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Know Your Way Around

Both sites are worth exploring. Below we highlight mental health resources that are most frequently utilized.

Learn How to Respond

Physical or Mental Health Concern – For Yourself or Someone Else

  • The Concern for Others page from Health at Cornell lists information for students who are concerned about another student.
  • If you are a faculty or staff member and you are concerned about the physical or mental well-being of a student, follow the advice on the faculty and staff support page from Cornell Health.

If you are unsure what your proper steps should be, call Cornell Health 24/7 at 607-255-5155.

Counseling

Faculty and Staff

The Counseling page on the human resources website lists free professional counseling, support and referrals via Zoom or in-person for all benefits eligible employees, postdoctoral fellows and associates, visiting scholars, retirees and their partners/spouses, as listed on our homepage.

Students

Cornell Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) includes links to:

  • Let's Talk: Mon-Fri, drop-in service that offers informal, confidential consultation via Zoom or in person with a Cornell Health counselor; first-come first-served, no appointment necessary.
  • Individual or group counseling, the CVM embedded therapist, community liaisons, and off-campus mental health provider information, as listed on our homepage.
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Coaching

For faculty and staff

  • Mentoring and coaching: Cornell offers two formal, free programs to help drive personal, transformational change. 

For Students