Mental Health Resources

For an Immediate Crisis

Emergency help is available if you or someone you know is in immediate crisis. Visit the Vanderbilt Student Care Network website for the most up-to-date list of resources.

On-Campus Resources

STUDENT CARE NETWORK

The Student Care Network is a holistic network connecting four health and wellness teams (Student Care Coordination, University Counseling Center, Center for Student
Wellbeing, and Student Health Center) to ensure students have access to a wide range of on-campus and community support and resources. Visit the SCN website for more information and resources

• Schedule an Appointment 
• Drop-In Support

Project Safe

Project Safe serves as a central resource for those impacted by sexual and intimate partner violence and can assist with navigating the University’s resource and support network (including the University Counseling Center, Student Health Center, the Title IX Office, Equal Opportunity and Access, the Employee Assistance Program, and the Vanderbilt University Police Department), as well as external support and law enforcement resources. Visit the Project Safe website for more info. 

• 24-Hour Hotline: (615) 322-SAFE (7233) 

Martha Cuninggim Women’s Center

https://www.vanderbilt.edu/WomensCenter/

The Women’s Center is an affirming space for women and for all members of the Vanderbilt community that actively resists discrimination in all forms, including sexism, by providing resources and educational programming. The center offers many resources regarding body image, sexual health, self-care, and stress management. 

Center for Spiritual and Religious Life (CSRL) 

CSRL promotes interfaith literacy, supports varied religious practices, facilitates spiritual formation, offers one-on-one pastoral care and grief support, and cultivates space for reflection and ethical engagement. Chaplain services are free to students. Visit the CSRL website for more info. 

K.C. Potter Center for LGBTQI+ Life (KCPC) 

KCPC is a student-first space that builds a community culture of personal growth, authenticity, radical joy and change. LGBTQI Life serves all members of the Vanderbilt community, including students, faculty, staff, and alumni by creating educational, cultural, and social opportunities.  Visit the KCPC website for more info. 

The Bishop Joseph Johnson Black Cultural Center (BCC)

The BCC offers innovative programming, resources, and opportunities to promote greater cultural understanding, support, and appreciation for connection and community.  Rich in history and culture, the BCC is a welcoming oasis for all who visit. The BCC also offers a dedicated graduate student study area. Visit the BCC website for more info. 

Student Center for Belonging and Communities (SCBC) 

The SCBC serves students by fostering meaningful connections through intentional reflection, critical dialogue, and engaged participation within our Vanderbilt community and beyond. The center offers programming to enhance student belonging, resources to foster dialogue and collaboration, and trainings and workshops for greater understanding across differences. Visit the SCBC website for more info.

Off-campus Resources

Community Providers

Explore the Vanderbilt Student Health Insurance page for resources.