Georgia Tech Center for Mental Health Care & Resources

Alcohol and Other Drug ServicesService

Help for students worried about substance use. This includes evaluations, testing, and feedback sessions for students who are required to complete an alcohol and drug assessment, plus a collegiate recovery program.

Assessment & TestingService

Free consultations and screenings for students who have trouble with grades, learning, or focus and worry about ADHD or a learning disorder. A screening takes about 2 to 3 hours. It cannot give a diagnosis or paperwork for ADHD or learning-disorder accommodations.

Counseling (individual, group and couples)Service

After an initial assessment, students can get short-term one-on-one counseling, group counseling, or couples counseling. Individual and couples sessions can be in person or online.

Crisis servicesService

Students in crisis can walk in during business hours or call to talk with a counselor. After hours, you call the main number and choose the after-hours counselor option.

Mental Health Ally ProgramProgram

Students learn about mental health resources and then help the center at outreach and tabling events as volunteers. Participants get a T-shirt, a certificate, and giveaways.

Outreach PresentationsProgram

Clinicians can come to a class, student group, or department to give a talk or set up a table on mental health, stress, self-care, or adjusting to college. Talks can be customized.

Question, Persuade, and Refer (QPR) suicide prevention trainingService

A 2-hour training that teaches anyone how to spot the warning signs of suicide, offer hope, and guide a person to help. Sessions are open to students, faculty, administrators and staff, in person or online.

Referral to off-campus careService

For longer-term or specialized needs, the center points students to providers off campus and in the community. Students can also find their own provider.