Whether you are new to UCSB or a returning student, you may find some of the services that we offer helpful to you during your time at UCSB. There are many opportunities for emotional growth at a university, but not everyone makes it through college without experiencing some challenges along the way. It is recommended that students seek help if these difficulties are interfering with their academic or personal well-being. Our mental health team works together with other providers to assist students in getting their emotional needs met by assessment, treatment, and linking to other campus and community providers/services.
Psychiatric Services
Student Health has psychiatrists and social workers who are available by referral from either Counseling and Psychological Services or primary care clinicians within Student Health.
Alcohol and Drug Program
Student Health Alcohol & Drug Program (ADP) provides free and confidential counseling to all UCSB students whether a student is referred, self-referred, or is concerned about a friend's use of alcohol and/or drugs.
Social Work Services
Student Health Social Workers provide confidential services focused on enhancing and supporting student health and wellness. Through these services, they seek to assist students in achieving academic, social, and personal success.
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Behavioral Health Community Resources |
Lyra Health, Inc (24/7 Mental Health Support)
STEPS: How does it work?
- First, create an account (you will need your insurance policy number)
- Use the online platform or contact support directly.
- Tell them what you are going through.
- They will share care options and mental wellness tools that fit your needs and preferences, and get you started right away!
UCSB CAPS Community Provider Database
UCSB CAPS offers this database as a resource; it does not constitute endorsement of any of the listed treatment providers or facilities. Students with SHIP must receive a referral from CAPS prior to beginning services off campus. CAPS Community Provider Database
For more information, please contact CAPS at (805) 893-4411.