University Counseling Center

The Counseling Center is open for new clients. To schedule a new appointment, visit our secure online scheduling portal to complete the required forms and choose an available appointment time. You can also call 419.530.2426 to schedule. 

We are happy to support and provide quality mental health care to our Rocket students. Please read the consent for services form carefully to be aware of changes in our services. 

Save the Date

Join us for the 5th Annual Light Up the Night on Thursday, Sept. 10, from 3 to 7 p.m. in Centennial Mall.

Tour our office, meet our staff and learn more about our services during the Counseling Center Open House on Wednesday, Sept. 30, from noon to 2 p.m. Presentations on University Counseling Center services will be held in the conference room at 12:15 p.m., 12:45 p.m., 1:15 p.m., and 1:45 p.m.

Care Where You Are

Welcome to the University Counseling Center, offering confidential services to currently enrolled students. We are now a clinic of UToledo Health, serving students from Main and Health Science campuses. Services include individual and group therapy with in-person and telehealth options. We provide initial services at no additional cost to currently enrolled UToledo students. Long term services are provided through insurance or private pay options. Schedule your first appointment to meet with one of our licensed providers and learn more. 

On-demand crisis care and general support is available to all students 24/7 by calling 419.530.2273

We also encourage all students to download the new Mantra Health app or visit Mantra’s website to connect with self-help tools, video support that is available 8 a.m.–midnight or the peer-to-peer platform. Use your University student email to create a free account. 

For crisis care, know who to call and where to go.

Students can call or text 988 for the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, call 911 for an immediate emergency or utilize the University’s 24/7 crisis support line by calling 419.530.2273.

In-person crisis support is available from 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. at the University Counseling Center. We encourage those looking for in-person crisis support to call 419.530.2426 prior to arrival when possible. 

Students can also visit the Mantra app or website to connect with virtual services.

 

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Self-Help
Practicing self-care and wellness strengthens your overall health. Learn ways to help manage your mental well-being and connect with resources you can use on your own time.
Visit the self-help resources. 
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Make Your First Appointment

You will need to complete intake paperwork and schedule your first appointment.  Non crisis appointments are available to be scheduled within two weeks. Your first appointment with us is at no charge. 
Schedule Your First Appointment

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Crisis Resources and Mantra Health

Know where to go when you need help.  Call 419.530.2273 for 24/7 support, or download the Mantra Health app to get full access to on-demand crisis support via video from 8 a.m. to midnight. 
Crisis Resources
Manta Health 

 
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Mental Health and Outreach Requests

Meet us outside the office. Learn more about the events and training hosted by the UCC or request us for a training or your mental health and wellness event. 
Outreach website

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Suicide Prevention STAR Program  
Learn how to support others that may be in distress or experiencing mental health concerns. STAR is an engaging training available for campus to empower individuals to speak up and be a caring community member that provides support and referrals. 
STAR Program
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Support and Advocacy Resouces 
Prioritizing mental health may require additional support and resources for your health and functioning. Learn more about what your university and community can do to support you. Visit: CASE
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Office of Accessibility and Disability Resources
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Our therapists adhere to their respective board's ethical standards which can be found at:

Ohio Board of Psychology and the Ohio Counselor Social Worker and Marriage and Family Therapist Board

Last Updated: 8/28/26