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Whether you're looking for ongoing wellness support or need help during a challenging time, ÌÀÍ·Ìõ offers several resources to support your mental and emotional well-being while you're in New York.

Access free virtual therapy, and psychiatry services to support your mental health and well-being.

Student Care Network

The Student Care Network provides resources to support your wellbeing throughout your ÌÀÍ·Ìõ in NYC experience. Whether you're looking for guidance, skill-building, or immediate support, help is available.

• Care coordination and resource navigation: If you're not sure where to start or need help connecting with campus or New York community resources, Student Care Coordination can assess your needs, provide guidance, and connect you with appropriate support. through the Student Portal or call 615-343-WELL (9355) to get started.
• Well-being and academic coaching: Virtual coaching helps students build the skills, strategies, and habits needed to support their academic success and overall wellbeing. Coaches partner with students to set meaningful goals, navigate challenges, and develop personalized plans while providing guidance and accountability.To connect, email csw@vanderbilt.edu, call 615-322-0480, or request a referral through the
• 24/7 urgent and crisis support: If you're experiencing an urgent mental health concern or crisis, you can speak with a University Counseling Center counselor anytime by calling 615-322-2571. In an emergency, call 911.

Please note: Due to state licensure laws, students participating in ÌÀÍ·Ìõ in NYC do not have access to ongoing counseling or psychiatry services through the University Counseling Center. However, 24/7 urgent and crisis support remains available.

Self-Directed Well-being Resources

Use these free resources to practice mindfulness, build healthy habits, and connect with off-campus mental health providers.

• Ìý– Guided meditation and mindfulness resources
• Ìý– Online therapy provider databaseÌý
• – Text VANDY to 741741. Confidential crisis support available by text
• Ìý-Ìýcrisis support available by call, text, chat.

Need Immediate Support?

The University Counseling Center remains available 24/7 for urgent consultation and crisis support. Call 615-322-2571 (press 1)

If you need medical care while living in New York, ÌÀÍ·Ìõ offers resources to help you access services when and where you need them.

For general, non-emergency illness or injury:

(e.g., cold, flu, sinus symptoms, ear/eye pain, headaches, rash, hives or prescription management)

• : Recommended as the first point of care for urgent medical needs, offering free virtual visits with medical providers.Ìý
  • Free for ÌÀÍ·Ìõ students
  • 24/7 online access

For illness or injury that is not life-threatening but may require in-person care

(e.g., minor cuts, sprains or strains, fever, shortness of breath or asthma, bladder or urinary tract infection)

For Emergency Illness or Injury

(e.g., heavy bleeding, chest pain, loss of consciousness, serious burns or cuts, head injury or broken bone).

Call 911 or for emergency medical care, the following hospitals offer 24/7 emergency services and, if needed, inpatient hospital care.

For psychiatric emergencies

(e.g., thoughts of suicide, concerning thoughts or feelings)

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Self-directed tools

• Ìý– Text VANDY to 741741Confidential crisis support available by text
• Ìý-Ìýcrisis support available by call, text, chat,

• Ìý– Partial Hospitalization Program, accepts most major insurance, including UHC 
• Ìý– PHP, Intensive Outpatient Program and Outpatient, Dual Dx/Substance Use,Ìýaccepts most major insurance, including UHC 
• Ìý– PHP, IOP and OP levels of care, accepts most major insurance, including UHC 
• Ìý– OP individual therapyÌý(out of network with most insurance) 
• Ìý– OP individual and group therapyÌý(out of network with most insurance) 
• Ìý– OP individual therapyÌý(out of network with most insurance)