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Provides on- and off-campus resources for gender-based violence and sexual assault support. Evenings, weekends, and other times when we are closed, you may call our direct number at 513-556-0648 and press 1, to speak with a counselor 24/7.

• Call 513-584-8577 for emergency room or hospital services.
• Call 911.

• National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 988 or 1-800-273- TALK (8255)
  
• Crisis Text Line: Text START to 741-741 or AYUDA to 741741 for Spanish speaking support. You can also text 442-AYUDAME in WhatsApp.
  
• Talbert House Crisis Line (Greater Cincinnati community crisis line): 513-281-CARE (2273)
  
• Trevor Project Lifeline (LGBTQ youth suicide prevention hotline): 866-488-7386
  
• Women Helping Women (Confidential support and advocacy for women struggling with sexual assault, domestic violence, or stalking) 513-381-5610
  

Significant people in the lives of students sometimes develop concerns about them. CAPS is available to help with those concerns, through the process of consultation. During a consultation with a member of our staff, usually by phone, we listen to your concerns and offer some advice or recommendations about what you can do. Generally, we assist you in working further with the student rather than contact the student ourselves. In so doing, we are respecting the student's right to privacy and self-determination in seeking psychological assistance.

• Parent & Family Programs
• Family Guide (resources, conversation starters, and information for families to help support their student's mental health and wellness)

• 3200 Burnet Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45229
  
• 513-584-8577
  

• 2751 O’Varsity Way #335, Cincinnati, OH 45221
  
• 513-556-2564
  

The CARE Team responds to reports about students experiencing difficulties or whose behavior is raising concerns within the University community. The team's responsibilities include gathering and sharing information, discerning concerns about a student within a setting or across multiple settings, and managing situations that encompass a variety of issues. The committee is charged to devise a coordinated plan for assessment, intervention, and management of the concerns for the students well-being and that of the University community. Visit the CARE Team website to refer a student.

Mental Health Access Point is a Cincinnati phone line (513-558-8888) for identifying low-cost or sliding scale treatment options in Cincinnati.

MindPeace is a searchable database of mental health providers and resources in Cincinnati.

Call your health insurance network for other resources covered by your insurance.

University Health Services (2751 O’Varsity Way #335, Cincinnati, OH 45221, 513-556-2564) provides ongoing, long-term counseling and psychiatry services for UC students. At this time, the UHS Mental Health clinic is not offering ADHD/LD testing services in compliance with UHS clinic public health and safety standards.