Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
Phone: (434) 243-5150
Walk-In Hours: 8:00AM to 4:30PM Monday through Friday (excluding holidays)
Provides one-on-one counseling, group therapy, and psychiatric services to UVA students at no cost.
Offers free, brief individual therapy, group therapy, psychiatric medication services, 24-hour crisis consultation, outreach and prevention services, and care management.
550 Brandon Ave.
Frank C. McCue Center
Offers mental health services to current UVA student athletes.
290 Massie Rd.
(434) 982-5450
www.virginiasports.com/sports-med/sports-medicine-home.html
UVA Faculty and Employee Assistance Program (FEAP)
Provides brief, (1-3) sessions, assessment, crisis intervention, and counseling services to all faculty, staff (including student employees), of the Medical Center and University and their family members. A trauma clinician provides counseling services for up to 12 sessions.
1300 JPA, Suite 1982
West Complex
(434) 243-2643
The Office of the Dean of Students provides 24-hour crisis management and incident response services to University students. The dean on call may be reached by contacting the central office at (434) 924-7133 or, after hours, by contacting the University Police Department at (434) 924-7166 and asking for the dean on call.
Dean on Call
The ADAPT Peer Educators are trained to educate their peers to reduce the negative outcomes associated with alcohol or other drug use. As peer educators, the team promotes awareness, provides educational outreach, and serves as accessible resources for UVA students.
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Team (ADAPT)
The Peer Health Educators (PHEs) are a diverse group of UVA students trained to educate their classmates about college health and wellness issues in a positive, interactive, fun, and nonjudgmental manner.
Peer Health Educators (PHE)
A supportive, confidential community of UVA students, faculty, staff, and alumni in recovery or considering recovery from alcohol or other drug use disorders. All ages, academic levels, walks of life, and pathways of recovery are welcomed and valued.