UHCS offers remote teletherapy and telehealth services. Call Counseling at 207.780.4050; call Health Services at 207.780.5411
Counseling Services, IDEC, the ROCC, and the Intercultural Student Affairs presents Black + Mental Health + Matters. A Black-centered, art-based mental health workshop that will give Black students an opportunity to gather and participate in unpacking Black mental health, engage in discussion, create some art, and connect with culturally competent wellness resources available during these turbulent times.
The workshop will take place in the ARC Room at the Costello Complex on February 16. Join us for FREE food and a student art showcase from 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM, with the Black + Mental Health + Matters Workshop following from 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM.
USM’s Recovery Oriented Campus Center is open to all who wish to stop by.
Urgent Appointments
If you or someone you know is in immediate danger of harming themselves and/or contact emergency services by calling 911, on-campus Public Safety at
207-780-5211, or going to your nearest hospital emergency room.
Make an appointment
Call the office at 207-780-4050 to schedule your first appointment. For more information on the scheduling process, click below.
Groups & Psychoeducational Workshops
The Counseling center offers a variety of groups and workshops for students. These may change from semester to semester. Some of the groups include Stress Management, Mindfulness, Grief and Loss, Self-Care, Early Recovery, and Men and Women’s Support groups.
Outreach, Education, & Prevention
Outreach is about connecting with the campus community to support mental health through prevention, awareness, education and by reducing stigma.
SilverCloud
SilverCloud is an online platform that is available to all University of Maine System students at no cost. It offers self-guided programs for anxiety, depression, stress, and resilience. Based on cognitive behavioral therapy principles, the self-guided program is available anytime, on any device.
ScreenU
ScreenU can help students explore if they are at risk for developing an alcohol, marijuana, or prescription drug use problem. This anonymous service is available to USM students free of charge.