Mental Health Resource Hub

Focused on increasing awareness of mental health conditions, providing information and resources, and encourage help-seeking

This support group is for students who come from difficult family dynamics and exists to help them build connections, share about their experiences, and give and receive support.

An identity center at UNC-Chapel Hill supporting gender equity through programs and support.

Community Directors and Resident Assistants provide support for students who live in on-campus housing with concerns that come up within their community.

Offers eating disorder support events, peer support, and training for the campus. Training participants learn how to be an ally to someone who is struggling with or recovering from an eating disorder.

Small groups work to improve the open science of psychology on Wiki platforms, Open Science Framework, social media, other online sites, and the community.

Get out of your comfort zone and join CAPS for an in-person improv therapy group! If you’ve been struggling with perfectionism, isolation, or adjusting to a new environment, then this group could be a good fit for you. 

Promotes conversation around mental health, de-stigmatizes mental illness, facilitates support networks, and presents educational programming on the campus of UNC-Chapel Hill.

A peer support group for individuals living with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and those who have loved ones with OCD. The group fosters a community of support and provides OCD-specific resources.

Promotes mental health and wellness at the School of Medicine through individual counseling, events, and change advocacy. Offers a student task force for those med students wanting to be advocates for change within the school.

Fosters a strong LGBTQ+ community at UNC by hosting events, programs, and activities.

A year-round peer support/discussion group providing community and connection among campus and community members that identify as transgender (in any respect), genderqueer, or who are questioning their gender identity or gender expression.