Mental Health Support and Resources

From online tools to groups on campus, access resources to help with your mental health.

Along with our mental health services, we offer support and resources to help you thrive while at NC State. Connecting with students who have a shared identity, background, or culture can be a big help, as can learning more about mental health.

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BIPOC Student Support

Find communities, organizations, and more for students who identify as Black, Indigenous, and people of color.

Disability Support

Learn about campus resources and support for students with disabilities.

International Student Support

Get information in a variety of languages and find campus resources and organizations for international students.

LGBTQ Support

Find communities, organizations, and more for lesbian, gay, bi, trans, and queer students.

Veteran Support

Find support for the transition from the military to campus life.

Stop the Stigma

There is always hope. If you’re thinking about suicide, you deserve immediate help. To speak with a crisis counselor, call 919.515.2423 or the National Suicide Hotline at 800.273.8255. In the case of an emergency, please call campus police at 919.515.3000 or 911.

Suicide prevention efforts at NC State focus on minimizing identified risk factors and increasing protective factors.

Learn more about suicide prevention

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Forms

Download forms you may need for counseling, including for course withdrawal and parental consent.

Online Screenings

Take anonymous self-assessments to help judge your emotional health.

Campus Groups and Resources

Connect with organizations, resources, and services throughout the campus community for information and support.

Self Help Resources

Learn more about mental health and wellness concerns.

Mental Health Ambassadors

NC State Mental Health Ambassadors are a group of undergraduate and graduate students with a passion for mental health awareness and breaking down barriers for all students to access support or treatment on campus. NC State MHAs will assist in the development and presentation of various topics for classroom presentations, campus partners, and community events.

Learn more about the program

For Parents

You want the best for your child’s mental health. We do too. Find information and resources to help.

For Faculty and Staff

Learn how to assist your students when they need mental health support.

Share a Student Concern

NC State CARES, run by Prevention Services, provides early intervention for students who may be struggling personally or whose behavior has led others to be concerned for their well-being.

Learn more about NC State CARES