This page lists non-emergency resources around mental health.

Know Your Way Around

• Mental Health at Cornell is a one-stop shop with across-campus resources for yourself, and others.
• Cornell Health has broad resources about physical and mental health well-being.

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

Learn How to Respond

• Review the "Get Support” and "Help Others" tabs at the top of the Mental Health at Cornell website:
  • “Get Support” lists where to find support for students, and staff and faculty.
  • "Help Others" includes links to training, the movie "Intervene" and information about the different levels of distress.
• CVM has created a mental health infographic that you can download and print to hang in your office or in other common spaces where authorized. The infographic lists where to turn to depending on the level of concern.

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.

Coaching

For faculty and staff

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

For Students

• Well-being coaching is a free service to help you set and and achieve your well-being goals.