Counseling Services

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Counseling Services promotes the personal well-being and academic success of students by providing brief mental health services, educational programs, crisis intervention, and campus community consultation.

University at Buffalo
120 Richmond Quadrangle, North Campus
Buffalo, NY 14261

Phone: (716) 645-2720; Fax: (716) 645-2175

University at Buffalo
1st Floor Michael Hall, South Campus
Buffalo, NY 14214

Phone: (716) 829-5800

Hours

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Our Services

Counseling Services offers a variety of therapy options, self-help resources, outreach events, and educational workshops.

Counseling Self-Help Outreach/Education

Self-Help Tools

Counseling Services also provides some online self-help assessments and educational programming you can access for free. 

Common Topics

Many students encounter the mental health topics below. Explore the links to learn more and discover tips and resource to help you. 

Make an Appointment

Call 716-645-2720 for Counseling Services. We will work with you to get the help you need.

About Us

Mental Health Emergency?

On-Campus:

  • Call University Police: 716-645-2222 
  • Call Counseling Services: 716-645-2720  (After hours: press option “2” to for the crisis counselor.)

Off-Campus:

  • Call 911
  • Crisis Services of Erie County 24-hour Hotline: 716-834-3131
  • Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, text 988 or dial 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
  • 24-hour Crisis Text Line, text: “HOME” to 741741

Finding care can be tough, and as a student, you have plenty of other priorities demanding your time and energy. University at Buffalo partners with ThrivingCampus to help make it easier for you to know your options for care in the broader community around campus.

Health & Wellness: A Collaborative Approach

Counseling Services, Health Promotion and Student Health Services work together to provide a stepped approach to your care. 

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Health and Wellness: A Collaborative Approach

Visit the Health and Wellness page to learn how Counseling Services, Health Promotion and Student Health Services work together to provide a stepped approach to your care.