Due to the rapidly evolving university response to the COVID-19 outbreak, Center for Health and Wellbeing Services may continue to change in the coming days. Please see our Updated Services COVID-19 page.
Counseling and Psychiatry Services (CAPS)
Counseling and Psychiatry Services provides mental health care at the University of Vermont. CAPS offers supports and services to help you cope and thrive at UVM.
Phone Triage
This is the front door to services. Call and connect with a counselor to make a plan about your mental health care.
Individual Counseling
Short-term, one-on-one appointments with counselors on campus. These are booked after a phone triage appointment.
Group Counseling
Short-term or semester-long groups to explore a wide range of topics, such as grief and loss, body positivity, anxiety management, and graduate student support groups.
Psychiatry
Psychiatric evaluations and ongoing medication management. These services are not covered by the UVM student health fee.
Case Management
Get referrals and support to connect with resources and services off-campus.
Referrals
A curated list of counselors near UVM through The Shrink Space.
Let's Talk Drop-in Counseling and Workshops
One-on-one conversations with a counselor in locations across campus. No appointment needed and first come, first served.
Group Workshops
Drop-in workshops to help you build coping skills, resiliency, and build radical self-care practices.
Counseling and Psychiatry Services staff consult with UVM faculty, staff, and student groups to improve the UVM environment and experience for students.
Serving Marginalized Communities
Systems of privilege, power, and oppression can negatively impact students and their mental health and wellbeing. In keeping with our values as the Center for Health and Wellbeing and our commitment to health equity, CAPS prioritizes the needs of members of oppressed groups.