Private & Confidential Mental Health Services

Telehealth Counseling Services

Telehealth and In-Person Counseling Services

The counseling center is available for telehealth (virtual) appointments and in-person services starting Fall semester 2021. Students must be in the state of Colorado to be eligible for telehealth sessions. Please call 303-315-7270 to schedule an appointment.

Do not come into the counseling center if you feel unwell or have the following symptoms: fever, shortness of breath, cough, muscle aches, loss of taste or smell, sore throat, runny nose, nausea and/or vomiting. 

For any questions or concerns about telehealth vs in-person therapy make sure to take a look at our guide on the pros and cons of each approach.

Please call our main phone line at 303-315-7270 for any questions or additional information.

Our On-call/ Walk-in hours are:

Monday -Thursday from 11am to 4pm

Friday from 12pm to 2pm

If you feel like you are having a crisis outside those hours and would like to speak to someone please call the 24/7 Auraria Health Center line at (303) 615-9911. For non-CU Denver clients you can reach the Colorado Crisis Services at (844) 493-8255 . 

If you are experiencing a life threatening mental health emergency make sure to call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

Not 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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