At Ensightful, our Marketing Team comes from a variety of different Canadian University backgrounds. In honour of Mental Health Awareness Month, we have come together to compile a list of different mental health resources available at UBC, BCIT, Ryerson, Concordia and Guelph.
At the University of British Columbia, there are numerous resources available to full time and part-time students. From individual counselling at the wellness centre, call centres, peer support groups and self-help tools, there are many ways UBC can help you stay mentally healthy throughout your education. Through the UBC Student Health Services, you can find information about all the resources you have access to as a UBC student. Below is a list of resources that may be a good fit for you!
UBC Counselling Services offers services within British Columbia for students looking for mental health support, either in person (pre-COVID) or virtually.
UBC Student Assistant Program (SAP) is a resource available anywhere 24/7 for counselling and life coaching.
UBC Virtual Group Counselling is available within British Columbia for students who are looking to share their personal and wellbeing concerns in a safe group environment.
Here2Talk is a resource for single session counselling available anywhere for phone/online chats.
Most students at UBC have financial help through the university. Don’t forget to learn more about the UBC AMS/GSS Financial Benefits For Counselling and Therapy.
At the British Columbia Institute of Technology, there are also resources available to full and part-time students. To support you throughout your education, there are many ways BCIT can help you find the resources to stay healthy during these difficult times.
Through the Counselling and Student Development website, you can find information related to:
For more information regarding mental health resources, the BCIT mental health Q&A page answers many common questions. Additionally, contacting BCIT directly can help you find out how you can get financial help for mental health resources.
At Ryerson University, you will find many available resources by visiting the Mental Health and Wellbeing Website. This website is a resource for all students and community members to learn more about how they can get help related to counselling, medical care, sexual violence, and well-being in the workplace.
These resources are available for all students and are aiming to foster mental health and wellbeing for all members of the community. If you are in need of crisis services, your university is there to help you. Additionally, for more inquiries about financial assistance for mental health, we suggest contacting your university directly.
Concordia University has a health and wellness centre to help you with your mental health. This includes self-help tools, mental health helplines and text-lines, treatment options, and addiction resources.
Additional resources include articles related to mental health and stress found on the health and wellness website. For more information regarding financial assistance, we suggest contacting the university directly.
The University of Guelph has numerous resources for students who are in need of help when it comes to mental health and wellbeing. The Student Wellness website has a wide variety of resources that can help you in terms of academics, mental health, sexual violence and physical health. Below are a list of resources that may be helpful for you!
Through the University of Guelph’s wellness centre, you can also access group therapy sessions, and options for international students. For financial information catered to you, we suggest contacting the university directly.
