For students, staff/faculty, community
The LBGTQ Clinic, in the College of Education, is staffed with couple and family therapy and counseling psychology doctoral students who provide services to LGBTQ individuals, families, and the community.

For: Students
Student Care & Assistance is a central location that provides provides assistance to students experiencing crisis and emergency situations through coordinated efforts along with campus partners to assist students with overcoming challenges to be successful and continue towards graduation.

For: Students, Staff/Faculty, Community
Women's Resource and Action Center (WRAC) offers free, confidential mental health services to students, faculty and staff, with particular focus on people of color, LGBTQ+ folks. Our providers offer identity-affirming and conscious therapy.

For: Students
Student Health provides mental health care with a team of MD psychiatrists, primary care physicians, physician assistants, and nurses. Students can be seen at Student Health for management of mental health conditions requiring behavioral and medication management.

For: Students, Staff/Faculty, Community
The University of Iowa Department of Psychiatry is renowned for its expertise in caring for adults and children dealing with major mental illness. We also provide comprehensive care for women who are experiencing mental health concerns related to pregnancy, childbirth or reproductive health through the Women's Wellness Counseling Service, mindfulness programs, and offer integrated care for those with co-morbid mental health and medical conditions.

For: Students, Staff/Faculty, Community
A division of the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences at the University of Iowa, the Seashore Psychology Clinic offers a wide range of psychological services for individuals in the community.

For: Students
University Counseling Service is a confidential office that provides mental health services to students free of charge, as well as psychoeducational programming and outreach services to support mental well-being, nurture student success, and contribute to an inclusive and safe campus community.