Private & Confidential Mental Health Services
You're Never Alone—We're Here to Help
Telehealth Counseling Services
The CU Denver Student and Community Counseling Center will temporarily be providing remote, online counseling services only, in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. We do not know how long the physical location of the center will be
closed. For crisis evaluation and intervention, when accessing these services via telehealth is not feasible, a licensed clinician will be available at the Student Wellness Center (please see below).
We will be offering the following services via telehealth/online video calls:
- Crisis sessions to address acute mental health crises with a licensed clinician
- Initial Assessment and Scheduled Intake appointments
- Regular individual therapy sessions with your ongoing counselor
In order to access these telehealth services:
- Call the main phone line, 303-315-7270 to schedule an appointment
- Electronically sign a consent form agreeing to engage in telehealth counseling services
- Have a stable internet connection and access to email in order to receive the encrypted Zoom invitation to meet with a counselor
The CU Denver Student and Community Counseling Center virtual hours are Monday through Thursday 9am- 7pm; Friday 9am to 5pm. Please call our main phone line at 303-315-7270 for any questions or additional information.
Crisis Evaluation and Intervention the Student Wellness Center
For mental health crisis situations, a licensed clinician is available at the Student Wellness Center. You can access these services by either (recommended) calling the main phone line (303-315-7270) or go to the Student Wellness Center, and tell the front desk staff that you are here to see the “Health and Wellness on-duty staff”. The front desk staff will notify the clinician, who will come down to meet you.
Hours of operation for Crisis Evaluation and Intervention at the Student Wellness Center are: Monday through Thursday, 9am to 4 pm.
Thank you for your understanding and flexibility during this time.
Best,
The staff at the CU Denver Student and Community Counseling CenterNot a CU Denver Student?
If you're a community member or Denver Public Schools (DPS) student or family member, our pricing and services are a bit different.
Additional Resources
CU Denver has a partnership with the JED Foundation to help educate young adults and teens in an effort to prevent mental illness. JED offers a variety of online resources which are available
to both CU Denver students and community members.
Student Crisis Support
After-Hours Crisis Support
- 303-615-9911
- Colorado Crisis Services Denver Walk-in Center, 4353 E. Colfax Avenue, 24/7/365
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Our Services
Counseling
We want you to feel comfortable talking to someone about your mental health. Whether it's one-on-one counseling or chatting in one of our group settings, let us find the best services for you.
Suicide Prevention
We're stronger together. Through trainings, screenings, conversations, and other programs, we can become more connected to help each other through our toughest times. You are not alone.
Outreach
It's our job to help educate, remove stigma, and improve conversations around mental health on our campus. We have several outreach programs available by request for our campus community.
Friendly Staff
Here at the CU Denver Counseling Center, our staff includes psychologists, psychotherapists, and graduate-level practicum students. We're well-trained and ready to help. Find out a little about us!
Student and Community Counseling
CU Denver
Tivoli Student Union
900 Auraria Parkway
#454
Denver, CO 80204
303-315-7270
