College and Campus Mental Health
Mental health care for students, most of it paid for by the university rather than by the student. Campus counseling centers are overloaded, so schools buy teletherapy, and whether you can use it depends entirely on whether your school signed up. The entries record how each service is bought and reached, whether it works across state lines when you go home for the summer, what it costs a student directly if anything, and how many sessions a year are included.
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Campus mental health platform with counseling, psychiatry, and coaching available to college students whose school licenses it.
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Campus teletherapy platform connecting students to licensed therapists within five minutes, available across all 50 states in 1,000+ institutions.
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Anonymous peer-support community moderated by licensed clinicians, accessible 24/7 through universities, employers and health plans.
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Evidence-based digital mental health programs delivered through universities, employers, and health plans; not directly purchasable by individuals.
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Campus counseling platform partnered with nearly 200 colleges, no per-student fees, unused sessions roll over annually.
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24/7 telemedicine for college students via school access codes, covering therapy, psychiatry, and urgent care.
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Comprehensive student well-being platform with personalized content, social connection tools, and crisis support, deployed at over 200 campuses.
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Free therapist-matching directory connecting college students to licensed providers, with school-sponsored session funding and direct messaging.
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Campus mental health care plus in-network insurance access to licensed therapists and psychiatrists; dual offering flagged as both campus benefit and insurance marketplace.
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Virtual therapy for students with rapid appointments within 4 days, accepts most insurance including Medicaid, works through schools and families.
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AI-powered EAP and digital wellness platform available through employers, universities, and health plans, not directly to individuals.
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Free school-based online therapy and medical care for K-12 students, available only through participating school districts.
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School-based teletherapy for K-12 students with evidence-backed outcomes, accessed via school district partnerships, health plans, or direct family signup.
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Online psychiatry and therapy with board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioners, in-network with major insurance, treating anxiety, depression, ADHD, bipolar disorder, trauma, insomnia, and OCD.
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Comprehensive telehealth network offering online counseling for teens, young adults, and college students across 40+ states since 2013.
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Optum Behavioral Care connects you with therapists and psychiatrists for in-person or virtual appointments across 150+ locations across the country (with a handful of state exclusions), accepting most insurance plans.
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Online executive-function coaching for high school and college students with ADHD since 2009.
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Executive function coaching and case management for students and adults, including school district partnerships and professional training.
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ADHD coaching online for adults and students ages 8 to 80 worldwide, using the proprietary 3C Activation process since 2006.
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Regional mental health practice in California and Georgia with therapy, psychiatry, maternal health programs, ADHD testing, and TMS, available virtually or in person.
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Licensed counseling practice serving Washington, DC and multiple states, emphasizing therapist continuity and evidence-based care.
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A 3D soundscape meditation app with 200+ guided journeys, rated 4.8 stars, charging $47.99 per year after a free trial.
Frequently asked questions
Can I find therapy that works with my university's insurance or student health plan?
Yes. Some platforms like TimelyCare are built specifically for colleges and often covered by school contracts. Other services like Talkspace accept many major insurance plans and university partnerships.
I want more than just talk therapy. Are there options for medication management or psychiatry?
Several platforms offer more than just counseling. Spring Health provides therapy, coaching, and medication management, while TimelyCare and Talkspace also offer psychiatry visits.
Is it possible to find a therapist who can follow me when I move between home and school?
You can look for providers with wide licensing coverage to ensure continuity. Services like Lifestance Health operate across 33 states, and Thriveworks has clinicians in 49 states.
What if I just need help managing stress or sleeping better between sessions?
You might consider meditation and mindfulness apps. Calm offers research-backed stress reduction and sleep stories, while Headspace provides guided meditation shown to help reduce depression in students.
How do I find a therapist who specializes in a specific issue like anxiety or academic transitions?
You can use searchable directories like Psychology Today, Zencare, or GoodTherapy to filter by issue and modality. Thriveworks also specializes in helping students navigate college transitions.