Who Can Help

LGBTQI+ Support

Primary Resource

Multicultural Center

Multicultural Center provides students a space for advocacy, programming, and resources related to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. Located in the Management Building in C-101 and for more information: 617-521-2024 and [email protected].

Related Resource

Counseling Center

The Counseling Center is available to all on-the-ground undergraduate students who may require support for emotional or mental health concerns.

Log into the Simmons Health Portal and select Forms. Under Counseling, please fill out the initial paperwork with as much information as possible. This includes Counseling Center Consent to Teletherapy, Counseling Center Consent to Treatment, and Counseling Center Demographic Information.

Email or call to let us know that you have completed the paperwork and are ready to make an appointment. If you need to be seen urgently (1-2 days), please include URGENT in your email subject line.

If you are experiencing an urgent matter and are on campus, please contact Public Safety: 617-521-1112. If you are off campus, please call 911 or visit your local emergency room.

Related Resource

ComPsych® Student Assistance Program (SAP)

ComPsych® can help you resolve stressful personal and family issues, or direct you to legal, financial, or family care resources when you need them most.

While ComPsych® does provide 24-hour support, to talk through immediate challenges or concerns, and to provide appropriate referrals, students, please call 911 if they need crisis/emergency support. 

GuidanceResources® are available to students 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

  1. Call: 800.272.7255 to speak to a counseling professional who will listen to concerns and can guide students to the appropriate services they require.
  2. Visit GuidanceResources® and enter company ID: SimmonsSAP

Who Has Access to ComPsych® SAP?

  • Campus based Undergraduate and Graduate students
  • Online or Hybrid:
    • MPH
    • MS LIS (and SLIS West)
    • PhD LIS
    • MS in Nutrition and Health Promotion
    • PhD in Health Professions Education
    • PhD in Behavior Analysis
    • CSN (Certificate in Sports Nutrition)
Related Resource

Uwill Student Mental Health and Wellness

Uwill provides mental health support to students enrolled in online 2U-powered programs. Uwill is a leading teletherapy platform that enables college students nationwide to receive real-time counseling online from a network of licensed mental health professionals.

What is Uwill? Uwill is a leading mental health and wellness solution that allows students the ability to connect immediately with licensed available mental counselors based on their unique needs and preferences.

What types of counseling can I receive through Uwill? Uwill is designed to help students facing a variety of mental health concerns, including depression, stress, anxiety, trauma, specific relationship problems, family concerns, academic performance difficulties, loneliness, and sleep disturbance, among others. No problem is too big, no problem is too small.

How does it work? With Uwill, you have the ability to choose a therapist based on your preferences (issue, gender, language, ethnicity), choose a time that fits your schedule (day, night, weekend availability), and choose the appointment type (video, phone, chat, message).

Who do I reach out to for technical assistance? Uwill provides 24×7 technical support by email [email protected] or phone 833-99-Uwill.

Who has access to Uwill?

  • CompleteDegree
  • Nursing@Simmons
  • SocialWork@Simmons
  • BehaviorAnalysis@Simmons

Get Started

To get started, visit the Uwill Portal, create your account with your University email, and
connect with a clinician.