Our offices are located on the third floor of Hudson Health Center.
Counseling and Psychological Services
Appointments
Students may call (740) 593-1616 to schedule an initial appointment or to consult with a counselor.
If you need emergency care call 911 or the Ohio University Police Department at (740) 593-1911.
If you are experiencing a crisis, you may speak with a counselor any time of day or night by calling our office.
Locations
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Lindley Hall
Our annex is located on the ground floor of Lindley Hall. Find us in suite 052.
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Living Learning Center
Support is available at the Living Learning Center with our Counselor-in-Residence.
Well-Being Events
Wednesday, November 30
F45 Training Classes
7:30 AM — 8:15 AM
Charles J. Ping Student Recreation Center
Wednesday, November 30
Cycling Group Fitness Class
9:00 AM — 9:45 AM
Charles J. Ping Student Recreation Center
Wednesday, November 30
Cardio Dance Group Fitness Class
9:30 AM — 10:15 AM
Charles J. Ping Student Recreation Center
Mental Health Apps
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Togetherall
A free, online and anonymous community providing students a safe space to talk to their peers.
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WellTrack
A self-guided, interactive online therapy program. Students can monitor their moods, learn how to manage anxiety, improve depressive thoughts and behaviors, or simply hang out in the zen room.
Latest News
Statement on Roe v. Wade
The Ohio University Counseling and Psychological Services wants to express our support and care for our campus community in light of the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. We recognize that many students will be having strong emotional reactions of anger, sadness, fear, and even disbelief in response to the change in federal protection for reproductive freedom. Additionally, we recognize that this usually affects marginalized people the most, and that Black, Indigenous, Latine, and financially disadvantaged members of our community may be affected in unique and particularly difficult ways by this Supreme Court decision. We further recognize the fear, anger, and uncertainty that members of our LGBTQIA+ community may be holding in light of the statements that marriage equality and other human rights for the LGBTQIA+ community may be under threat. We encourage all students to take good care of themselves and to reach out to their family and friends for support. Know that we are also here to support you with whatever feelings or experiences you may be managing at this time. We offer same-day appointments which you can access by calling us at 740-593-1616. Our office is open Monday - Friday, 8 am - 5 pm, and we offer 24 / 7 crisis availability by phone through calling our main number (740-593-1616). You can also access peer-to-peer digital support any time of day or night by registering with Togetherall at Togetherall | Ohio University.
Statement on Club Q Shooting
We, the staff at Counseling and Psychological Services, extend our deepest condolences and love to the LGBTQ+ community at Ohio University and everyone affected by the death of five innocent people and 18 people who were injured. The mass shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs is a painful reminder of how vulnerable our safe spaces can be. Students, faculty, and staff affected by this tragedy are encouraged to seek support by calling CPS 740-593-1616. You may also reach out to the LGBT Center or additional resources listed below for support.
Trevor Project: text START to 678 678 or call 1-(866) 4-U-TREVOR (866-488-7386)
Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741 741
The safety and security of OHIO students and the campus community is our top priority. In light of the recent tragic events that have affected our peer institutions across the higher education landscape, we’d like to share information regarding the resources, programs and notification tools that are available to help keep our community safe, educated and informed.
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Ohio University students now have a new number to call if they are in crisis or having suicidal thoughts. People can now dial 988 to reach the 988 Suicide and Crisis Hotline in times of need.