Counseling & Psychological Services

National and Local Community Resources

• Local Inpatient/Outpatient Urgent and Community Referrals

  Western Riverside Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU): 24/7 Mental Health Urgent Care (MHUC)
  9890 County Farm Rd, Ste 6 Riverside, CA 92503   951-509-2499

  • 24/7 Mental Health Urgent Care
  • 18+ voluntarily seeking assistance in a crisis situation. Must be ambulatory. 100% voluntary, individuals can self-admit, no requirements to meet for admission.
  • Length of stay: not to exceed 23 hours. Average length of stay: 15 hours. • Guests may receive visitors, have access to a cell phone
  • They will see anyone [SI, psychosis, mania, substance use/ abuse etc]. Exceptions are harm to others/ violent.
  • Do not need to be a resident of Riverside County. No insurance requirement. The Country will bill Medi-Cal or insurance or if indigent the individual will receive a bill but the person simply has to state they cannot pay and the RCSU will write it off.
  • Guests initially meet with a “peer counselor,” then a licensed therapist for mental health/ risk assessment. There is also a Nurse on staff who does a physical work up [toxicology screen, pregnancy test etc.]. The guests have access to a Nurse Practitioner via tele-therapy for medication management – will prescribed meds for up to 30 days, no refills.
  • If needed, staff will facilitate transfer to higher level of care/ locked facility. Less than 2% of people are ever transferred to a locked unit. • Up to 12 “beds,” max of 14. They do get full, call ahead.

  Perris 24/7 Mental Health Urgent Care 
  85 Ramona Expressway Suites 1-3 Perris, CA 92571    951-349-4195

  • Same services as the Western Riverside CSU/MHUC but they accept teens 13 and older.

  Riverside Desert 24/7 Mental Health Urgent Care in Palm Springs
  2500 N. Palm Canyon Dr. Ste. A1-A4 Palm Springs, CA 92262    760-424-5602

  • Same as the Western Riverside CSU/MHUC but they accept teens 13 and older.

  Riverside County - Adult Mental Health Clinics
  769 Blaine Street, Suite B, Riverside, CA 92507 (More locations)

  • Provide services to adult individuals suffering from severe and persistent mental health problems.
  • These services include crisis intervention, psychiatric assessments, recovery management, medication services, case management, and dual-diagnosis treatment.
  • An Urgent Care Program provides crisis resolution and problem solving.
  • Peer-to-peer recovery services are provided through the clinics and through a contracted Peer Support and Resource Centers.
  • Outreach to homeless mentally ill individuals, housing assistance and intensive 24 hours a day, seven days a week case management are also available through the Full-Service Partnership (FSPs) Programs

  Riverside Area Rape Crisis center
  1845 Chicago Avenue Suite A Riverside, CA 92507 (951) 686-7273

  Transitional Age Youth (TAY) Programs in Riverside County
  Stepping Stones (a TAY resource and Support) 1820 North University Ave Riverside CA 92507 951-955-9800

• Riverside County Department of Public Social Services

  24 Hour Child Abuse Hotline: 800.442.4918
  Outside the Riverside area call: Child Help National Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-422-4453
  24 Hour Adult Protective Services Hotline: 800.491.7123
  24 Hour Fraud Hotline: 800.344.8477
  Kinship & Youth Warmline: 800.303.0001  
  CalWORKs
  Child Adolescent Health
  Child Support (Establish an Order)
  California Children’s Services
  Child Health and Disability Prevention
  Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
  Department of Child Support Services
  California HIV/AIDS Service Referrals
  (800) 367-2437, Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
  HIV/AIDS Nightline Crisis Line
  Call 24/7 for confidential emotional support: (415) 434-2437 or 1 (800) 628-9240 Nationwide

Gender Identity Care & Support

• Guidelines for Quality Care of TGD Clients

  Check out CAPS's Guidelines for Quality Care of Transgender/Gender Diverse (TGD) clients!

  See Student Health Services (SHS) Guidelines for Quality Care of TGD patients. Please note an update is currently in progress.

• Crisis Resources

  Trans 24/7 Lifeline : Call 1-877-565-8860. Trans Lifeline is a trans-led organization that connects trans people to the community, support, and resources they need to survive and thrive.

  The Trevor Project 24/7 phone, text and chat:

  • Trevor Lifeline: 1-866-488-7386
  • Trevor Chat: Available through website
  • Trevor Text: Text START to 678678. Confidential and secure resource that provides live help for LGBTQ youth with a trained specialist, over text messages. 
  • Trevor Space: A social networking site for LGBTQ youth under 25 and their friends and allies.
  • Trevor Resources : A place where LGBTQ youth and allies can find answers to FAQs and explore resources related to sexual orientation, gender identity and more!
• Campus Resources

  UCR LGBT Resource Center: https://out.ucr.edu

  • Location: 245 Costo Hall
  • Phone: (951) 827-2267
  • Social Media: @ucrlgbtrc 
  • UCR Trans Guide: https://out.ucr.edu/resources/ucr-trans-guide
  • UCR LGBTRC Trainings: https://out.ucr.edu/educational-trainings
  • Trans Group, Thursdays @ 2pm: https://out.ucr.edu/events

  • Tuesday Talks @ 5pm: https://out.ucr.edu/programs/tuesday-talks

  • T-Camp is an intercampus retreat to explore gender identity and expression and to engage in dialogue with our peers. This event is specifically for students who are transgender, nonbinary, or gender questioning, and is held annually in the San Bernardino Mountains. Retreat facilitators include transgender and nonbinary community members, as well as campus LGBTQ+ resource professionals. All UCR students selected to attend will have their fee covered by the LGBT Resource Center. 
    • Learn more about T-Camp, including the application process, here.
    • For more information and details, please email LGBTRC Director Nancy Jean Tubbs: nancy.tubbs@ucr.edu
• Off Campus Resources

  Most large and many medium and small sized cities will have an LGBT center which may offer support groups, programming and other local resources and information. Use a Google search to find an LGBT resource center near you. Remember, the internet may contain information that is outdated, incorrect, misleading, or biased toward TGD people. Search with caution.

  See below for some local, national, professional, and online resources. 

  Local Resources

  • LGBTQ+ Center of Riverside County: https://www.rivcocenter.org/  
    • Phone: (951) 364-3305 
  • Transgender Health & Wellness Center: https://trans.health/ 
    • The Riverside 1 Office is located at 6700 Indiana Ave suite 252, Riverside, CA 92506. 
      • Phone: (951) 530-8257  or  (951) 530-8217
    • The Riverside 2 Office is located at 6840 Indiana Avenue, Riverside, CA 92506.
      • Phone: (951) 530-8148  or  (951) 530-8139
  • TruEvolution: https://www.truevolution.org/ 
    • Location: 4175 Brockton Avenue, Riverside, CA 92501
    • Phone: (951) 888-1346
    • Toll-Free Number: (877) 890-1169
    • Services:
      • HIV Care & Prevention Services 
      • Housing Services 
      • Behavioral Health Services (Clinical Therapy & Support Groups) 

  National, Professional, & Online Resources:

  • American Psychological Association (APA) Guidelines for Psychological Practice with Transgender and Gender Nonconforming People.
  • Gender Spectrum provides support and holds conferences for both families and healthcare providers, especially oriented toward younger children.
  • Check out Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Transgender and Nonbinary People FAQs.
  • Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) is a national organization dedicated to supporting and educating families and loved ones of LGBTQ+ people.
  • The World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH), is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, interdisciplinary professional and educational organization devoted to transgender health. 
    • They publish the Standards of Care for the Health of Transgender and Gender Diverse (TGD) People, Version 8.
• Transgender/Gender Diverse (TGD) Allied UC SHIP Providers and Other Gender-Affirming Community Resources

  Check out this list for Transgender/Gender Diverse (TGD) allied in-network Anthem UC SHIP providers and other gender-affirming community resources!

  TGD-Allied ANTHEM UC SHIP and Community Providers & Resources_Updated 4.2023.pdf

   

• UCSHIP Gender Affirming Surgeons

  Check out this list of UCSHIP Gender Affirming Surgeons: 

  Gender Affirming Surgeons 2022-2023.pdf

   

• Gender-Inclusive Restrooms

  In 2016, UCR converted 111 restrooms on campus into gender-inclusive facilities. Each single-occupancy restroom has new signage. In addition, all new construction and buildings under heavy renovation must include gender-inclusive facilities. Additional building signage directs people to the nearest gender-inclusive facility if there is not one available in the building.

  All clients at CAPS may use the restroom that best aligns with their gender identity, regardless of gender expression. Locations of gender-inclusive restrooms in the Health Services Building are located in Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) and Student Health Services (SHS):

  • CAPS Office - Health Services Building, North Wing
  • SHS Office - Health Services Building, South Wing

  To find gender-inclusive restrooms, visit the UCR campus map and zoom in until you see the circle-triangle symbol. Click on the symbol and room number details will become visible on the left-hand side of the window. ADA-compliant facilities information is also available on the UCR campus map. The Student Recreation Center also offers a gender-inclusive locker room.

• FAQs

  Frequently Asked Questions for TGD Clients -- Coming Soon

Undergraduate Resources

• Academic resource center

  The ARC offers a wide variety of programs and services to support students in being successful here at UC Riverside. You are invited to take advantage of their academic support programs like tutoring, Supplemental Instruction, writing support and Early Assist, to get ahead in your classes.

• Basic Needs

  UC Riverside’s Basic Needs Department is a place where students can connect with essential resources that make college life easier. If you are experiencing basic needs challenges, such as food insecurity, housing displacement/homelessness, or financial crisis, we encourage you to reach out to us for assistance.

• Peer Warm Lines

  The Peer-Run Warm Line – which began operation in 2014 – is a non-emergency resource for anyone in California seeking mental and emotional support. They provide assistance via phone and web chat on a nondiscriminatory basis to anyone in need. Call or Text (855) 845-7415 to speak to a counselor.

• Radio Show and Podcast– Let’s Get Psyched!

  Let's Get Psyched is now a Podcast! Tune in for discussions on all things mental health! Sundays at 9 p.m. and Wednesdays at 8:30 a.m. on KUCR 88.3 FM 
  Hosts:

  • Dr. Eyrn Parks — Counseling and Psychological Services' (CAPS) Psychologist at UCR
  • Dr. Toshia Yamaguchi — School of Medicine's Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Fellow at UCR
  • Dr. Diem Nguyen — Third-Year Psychiatry Resident at UCR 
  • Dr. Edgar Ortega — Second-Year Psychiatry Resident at UCR 
  • Dr. Joshua Poole — Second-Year Psychiatry Resident at UCR 
• Social Support Resources

  Join one of over student organizations and get involved in your UCR community. Organizations include academic, arts, social action and advocacy, recreation, public service organizations, and more!

  Join Active Minds— a student led, nationally recognized organization with over 400 campus chapters and the largest voice for young adult mental health advocacy across the country. Connect with other UCR students dealing with the same pressures we all have: relationships, body image issues, adjusting to college life, family pressures, and mental health struggles. They provide guest speakers, information tables, and outreach programs to help peers manage their mental health and find help when needed.

  Join the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)— a student-led UCR chapter dedicated to breaking the stigma that is associated with mental illness and advocating for improving the lives of those who have suffered or are currently suffering from mental health issues specifically in the Inland Empire and the UCR community. Follow NAMI on Instagram @nami_ucr.

• Student Health Services

  UC Riverside Student Health Services (SHS) provides a range of health care and services to currently enrolled undergraduate and graduate students, including primary care, women's health, dental care, and lab services. SHS is offering virtual appointments and limited in-person appointments during the campus closure. Please call (951) 827-3031 to schedule an appointment.  

• The Well’s Active Minds Program

  Join Active Minds— a student led, nationally recognized organization with over 400 campus chapters and the largest voice for young adult mental health advocacy across the country. Connect with other UCR students dealing with the same pressures we all have: relationships, body image issues, adjusting to college life, family pressures, and mental health struggles.  They provide guest speakers, information tables, and outreach programs to help peers manage their mental health and find help when needed.

   

• Transfer Students

  Student Life’s New Student Programs are here to support your transition to UCR and offers multiple opportunities to help you get connected to campus resources, build community, and get involved during your time on campus.
  
  Academic Resource Center’s Transfer Success Program is a support program for incoming and matriculated transfer students. In collaboration with campus wide partners, the program connects students to student success services to empower students in their academic, professional, and personal endeavors while assisting students in navigating the university system.

• Nod App- FREE for UCR students
  

  All friendships start somewhere. Nod is an app that helps you build social confidence, by helping you get out there and see your progress along the way. Download Nod here to get started: https://nodapp.app.link/aVwC6vYJq9

  Video: Nod App Overview - YouTube

   

   

• Undocumented Student Resources

  Undocumented Student Programs  A great source for many more support and resource services

  Immigrants Rising-Transforming Lives Through Education

  UC Immigrant Legal Services- Free immigration legal representation for UC students and their families 

  Undocu WisdomLife lessons and advice on how to live well despite the challenges of undocumented status

Graduate Student Resources

• Basic Needs

  UC Riverside’s Basic Needs Department is a place where students can connect with essential resources that make college life easier. If you are experiencing basic needs challenges, such as food insecurity, housing displacement/homelessness, or financial crisis, we encourage you to reach out to us for assistance.

• Grad Success

  GradSuccess supports graduate student retention, degree completion, and post-degree career outcomes through a diverse range of programs, events, expert consultations, and peer support. As graduate students, you are the engine of a research university, and GradSuccess is your fuel. GradSuccess programs and services are also open to postdocs! 

  Contact GradSuccess: 

  • Office: University Office Building (UOB) 141
  • Tel: (951) 827-3386
  • Email: gradsuccess@ucr.edu

   

• Insurance Information

  The University of California Board of Regents has established a requirement that all graduate students have major medical health insurance as a non-academic condition of enrollment. UCR offers a Graduate Student Health Insurance Plan (GSHIP) to meet this requirement, or it may be met by a comparable private health insurance plan.
  If you are a graduate student and would like further information regarding your graduate student health insurance, please contact the Graduate Student Association or visit its GSHIP webpage.

• PhD Balance Online Community

  PhD Balance is a community creating space for academics to learn from shared experiences. Access resources from webinars to monthly challenges, from worksheets to guides on talking with advisers.

• TA’s and Grad Students Supporting Other Students

  If you are concerned about a distressed student, start with The Red Folder. It shows you the best ways to respond and help.
  Use The Red Folder to see:

  • The UCR response protocol for helping a distressed student
  • A brief guide into recognizing signs of distress
  • Contact information for the Critical Student Incident Team
  • A quick guide of essential UCR and community mental health resources

  Concerned about a student and want to report it? Click here.

• Therapy Assistance Online (TAO)

  TAO Connect, Inc. is committed to reducing mental health disparities by bringing affordable, effective, and accessible treatment to people who have had limited access in the past. Whether you’re currently working with a therapist or seeking help on your own, TAO provides personalized courses based on your specific mental health needs.

• Undocumented Student Support

  Undocumented Student Programs  A great source for many more support and resource services

  Immigrants Rising-Transforming Lives Through Education

  UC Immigrant Legal Services- Free immigration legal representation for UC students and their families 

  Undocu WisdomLife lessons and advice on how to live well despite the challenges of undocumented status

Faculty and Staff Resources

• Faculty and Staff in Support of Students

  When you are concerned about a distressed student, start with The Red Folder. It shows you the best ways to respond and help.
  As members of a caring community, all of us play important roles in nurturing the development of our students. This Guide for UC Faculty and Staff outlines important information about mental health and will help you examine the role you play in providing a supportive academic environment which includes assisting students who may be in distress.
  
  Concerned about a student and want to report it? File a Public Care Report.

  Crisis support lines:

  988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (formerly the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline)
  Call 24/7: 988 or (800) 273-TALK (8255) or (877) 727-4747
  TTY: (800) 799-4TTY (4889)
  Chat online
  24/7 Confidential and free hotline for people thinking about suicide or experiencing a crisis.

  Crisis Text Line
  Crisis Text Line is free, 24/7 support for those in crisis. Text HOME to 741741 from anywhere in the US to text with a trained Crisis Counselor. Crisis Text Line trains volunteers to support people in crisis. With over 54 million messages processed to date, we’re growing quickly, but so is the need. 

  The Trevor Project 24/7 phone, text and chat

  • Trevor Lifeline 1-866-488-7386

  • Trevor Chat available through website: https://www.thetrevorproject.org/get-help-now/

  • Trevor Text - confidential and secure resource that provides live help for LGBTQ youth with a trained specialist, over text messages. Text START to 678678

  • Trevor Space- Trevor Space is a social networking site for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer & questioning (LGBTQ) youth under 25 and their friends and allies.

  • Trevor Support Center - Trevor Support Center is a place where LGBTQ youth and allies can find answers to FAQs and explore resources related to sexual orientation, gender identity and more! https://www.thetrevorproject.org/resources/trevor-support-center/

   

  Trans Lifeline 24/7 https://translifeline.org/  - 877-565-8860 Trans Lifeline is a trans-led organization that connects trans people to the community, support, and resources they need to survive and thrive.

  2-1-1 http://211.org/ or call 211 Confidential and free service that helps people across North America find local resources they need, e.g. disaster assistance, food, housing, crisis and emergency, assault, human trafficking, jobs, reentry, and veterans.

  Inland SoCal 211 for Riverside & San Bernardino Counties - inlandsocaluw.org/
  Los Angeles County - 211LA.org
  Orange County - 211OC.org

• Faculty/Staff Resources for Personal Well-Being

  UC Riverside is pleased to announce that it has partnered with ComPsych®, the new Faculty & Staff Assistance Program provider. ComPsych will provide GuidanceResources® services whose benefits will provide UCR faculty, staff and their household family members confidential support, resources and information for personal and work-life issues. These services are provided at no charge.

  Be sure to check out your health care insurance benefits https://hr.ucr.edu/human-resources-benefits.

  Crisis support lines:

  988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (formerly the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline)

  Call 24/7: 988 or (800) 273-TALK (8255) or (877) 727-4747
  TTY: (800) 799-4TTY (4889)
  Chat online
  24/7 Confidential and free hotline for people thinking about suicide or experiencing a crisis.

  Crisis Text Line
  Crisis Text Line is free, 24/7 support for those in crisis. Text HOME to 741741 from anywhere in the US to text with a trained Crisis Counselor. Crisis Text Line trains volunteers to support people in crisis. With over 54 million messages processed to date, we’re growing quickly, but so is the need. 

  The Trevor Project 24/7 phone, text and chat  (supports LGBTQ young people)

  •      Trevor Lifeline 1-866-488-7386

  •      Trevor Chat available through website: https://www.thetrevorproject.org/get-help-now/

  •      Trevor Text - confidential and secure resource that provides live help for LGBTQ youth with a trained specialist, over text messages. Text START to 678678

  •      Trevor Space - Trevor Space is a social networking site for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer & questioning (LGBTQ) youth under 25 and their friends and allies.

  •      Trevor Support Center - Trevor Support Center is a place where LGBTQ youth and allies can find answers to FAQs and explore resources related to sexual orientation, gender identity and    more! https://www.thetrevorproject.org/resources/trevor-support-center/

  Trans Lifeline 24/7 https://translifeline.org/  - 877-565-8860 Trans Lifeline is a trans-led organization that connects trans people to the community, support, and resources they need to survive and thrive.

  2-1-1 http://211.org/ or call 211 Confidential and free service that helps people across North America find local resources they need, e.g. disaster assistance, food, housing, crisis and emergency, assault, human trafficking, jobs, reentry, and veterans.

  
  Inland SoCal 211 for Riverside & San Bernardino Counties - inlandsocaluw.org/
  Los Angeles County - 211LA.org
  Orange County - 211OC.org

   

• Human Resources Wellness Programs

  The UCR Wellness Program focuses on promoting awareness and education, motivation for positive behavior changes, and influencing campus practices and policy to support a healthy environment.  The program was created to encourage all faculty, staff, and retirees to live healthier lifestyles and create a culture of health throughout the campus. 

   

Out-of-State/ International resources

• Out-of-State Resources with UCSHIP

  UCSHIP INSURANCE MEMBERS WITHIN THE UNITED STATES (OUTSIDE CALIFORNIA)

  If you have UCSHIP and are currently residing out of state, you have options for your medical and mental health care.   As a University of California Student Health Insurance Plan (UCSHIP)  member, you have access to care across the country through the Anthem Blue Cross network.  

  

   

  UCSHIP INSURANCE MEMBERS OUTSIDE OF U.S. 

   Blue Cross Global Core Services are also available for  UCSHIP members, giving you access to doctors and hospitals around the world.

  
• International Resources and Crisis Lines

  International Resources

  General Resources

  • Psychology Today International Provider list: https://www.psychologytoday.com/intl/counsellors?domain=www&cc=us&cl=en 
  • Directory of therapists in other countries: https://internationaltherapistdirectory.com/view-all-locations/
  • International students with SHIP insurance to find insurance in home country: https://bcbsglobalcore.com/Account/Login?ReturnUrl=%2F
  • Medical clinics and therapists (in the “Service” area type in “Psychotherapists”, “Psychologists”, or “Psychiatrists” to find providers: http://www.whatclinic.com/
  • International Suicide Hotlines: https://ibpf.org/learn/resources/suicide-hotline/
  • Suicide Stop International Help Center: https://www.suicidestop.com/call_a_hotline.html 

  Canada

  • https://ca.portal.gs/about/
  • https://mindyourmind.ca/help/where-call: Crisis phone #s and mental health resources in Canada. 

  South Korea

  • Korean Counseling Association: http://www.krcpa.or.kr/index_guest.asp
  • Tortch Trinity Counseling Center: http://ttcc.ttgu.ac.kr/counsel-english.php
  • Sogan Psychological Counseling Services: http://www.sgcounseling.co.kr/main
  • For psychiatry, individuals can talk to their PCP and refer to a psychiatrist.  

  Japan

  • http://www.jsccp.jp/near/rinsho/indexsch
  • https://be-counselor.com/insurance
  • https://cotree.jp/
  • https://www.uraraka-soudan.com/
  • https://yaoki.pro/

  Kazakhstan

  • https://www.therapyroute.com/
  • https://www.therapyroute.com/therapist/uzma-khan-peshawar-pk

  Russia

  Helpline for children & teen & parents

  Helpline for children & teen & parents offers telephone counselling to people in Russia who wish to receive emergency psychological assistance.

  Tel: 8-800-2000-122

   

   

  Suicide Hotlines For Every Country

  There’s nothing to lose. Calling a suicide hotline is a great way to vent and get sound advice on how to deal with your problems. If you want to help yourself or someone else, this is a great place to start. Below is an extensive list of countries and their relevant suicide hotline telephone numbers. Please choose your country and call the appropriate number. To add a hotline, click HERE.

  International Suicide hotlines

  https://www.suicidestop.com/call_a_hotline.html

  http://suicidehotlines.com/international.html.

  App

  https://us.morneaushepell.com/student-support-programs

   

  List of hotlines in various provinces of China:

  https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/4w4kh5uOIV-0eypAu9pNZw

   

  Last updated Nov 2020 Courtesy of UCR Student Affairs Case Management

General Mental Health Resources 

• 12-Step Groups for Addictions

  12-Step Groups for Addictions

  12-Step groups are community groups dedicated to helping others break-free from their addictions. They are open to anyone seeking group support for battling an addiction, and cost nothing to attend. Find local meeting directories for whatever you may be needing below.

  Each website should direct you to local meetings within a certain zip code or area, or provide directions for finding meetings outside your area. Look for “Find a meeting” or “Meeting Directories” icons or links at each respective site.

  • AA (Alcoholics Anonymous-national)
  • AA - Los Angeles County (local website)
  • Alanon (for families of alcoholics)
  • Alanonla (Los Angeles website)
  • CA (Cocaine Anonymous)
  • CA (Los Angeles website)
  • Co-Anon (for friends & families of cocaine addicts)
  • CODA (Codependents Anonymous)
  • Crystal Meth Anonymous
  • DA (Debtors Anonymous)
  • EA (Emotions Anonymous)
  • GA (Gamblers Anonymous)
  • Gam-Anon (families of gambling addicts)
  • MA (Marijuana Anonymous)
  • NA (Narcotics Anonymous)
  • Nar-Anon (families of narcotic addicts)
  • NicAnon (Nicotine Addicts)
  • OA (Overeaters Anonymous)
  • RCA (Recovering Couples Anonymous)
  • Recovery, Inc.
  • SA (Sexaholics Anonymous)
  • SAA (Sex Addicts Anonymous)
  • SCA (Sexual Compulsives Anonymous)
  • SLAA (Sex and Love Addicts)
  • S.M.A.R.T. Recovery
  • Women for Sobriety
• Alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs

  Looking for treatment sites anywhere in the US?
  Behavioral Health Treatment Services Locator
  Alcohol
  Blood Alchol Concentration (BAC) Calculator
  Above the Influence
  Alcohol Rehab Guide
  College Drinking Prevention
  Re-Thinking Drinking
  National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
  National Association for Children of Alcoholics
  Tobacco
  The EX Plan
  American Cancer Society
  American Lung Association
  Center for Disease Control and Prevention
  Drugs
  DrugRehab.com
  National Institute on Drug Abuse
  Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
  12-Step Groups for Addictions
  12-Step groups are community groups dedicated to helping others break-free from their addictions. They are open to anyone seeking group support for battling an addiction, and cost nothing to attend. Find local meeting directories for whatever you may be needing below.
  Each website should direct you to local meetings within a certain zip code or area, or provide directions for finding meetings outside your area. Look for “Find a meeting” or “Meeting Directories” icons or links at each respective site.
  AA (Alcoholics Anonymous-national)
  AA - Los Angeles County (local website)
  Alanon (for families of alcoholics)
  Alanonla (Los Angeles website)
  CA (Cocaine Anonymous)
  CA (Los Angeles website)
  Co-Anon (for friends & families of cocaine addicts)
  CODA (Codependents Anonymous)
  Crystal Meth Anonymous
  DA (Debtors Anonymous)
  EA (Emotions Anonymous)
  GA (Gamblers Anonymous)
  Gam-Anon (families of gambling addicts)
  MA (Marijuana Anonymous)
  NA (Narcotics Anonymous)
  Nar-Anon (families of narcotic addicts)
  NicAnon (Nicotine Addicts)
  OA (Overeaters Anonymous)
  RCA (Recovering Couples Anonymous)
  Recovery, Inc.
  SA (Sexaholics Anonymous)
  SAA (Sex Addicts Anonymous)
  SCA (Sexual Compulsives Anonymous)
  SLAA (Sex and Love Addicts)
  S.M.A.R.T. Recovery
  Women for Sobriety

• Eating Disorders

  Academy for Eating Disorders
  Eating Disorders Anonymous
  National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA)
  (800) 931-2237
  Call for free, confidential helpline or chat online
  
  National Institute of Mental Health
  Overeaters Anonymous

• Gambling and Debt

  Gamblers Anonymous
  Southern California Hotline Number: 855-2CALLGA (855-222-5542)
  Debtors Anonymous 
  Southern California Debtors Anonymous 
  (310) 822-7250

• Grief and Loss Support

  GriefShare grief recovery support groups meeting weekly in Riverside or search nationally at https://www.griefshare.org/countries/us (online support available)

  The Compassionate Friends
  (877) 969-0010
  Grief support for family members after the death of a child.

• Intimate Partner Violence and Sexual Assault

  Please visit Campus Advocacy, Resources and Education (CARE) for listings of local and national resources.

• NAMI, National Alliance on Mental Illness

  NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness, is the nation's largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness.

  Did you know UCR has a student-led NAMI chapter? Sign up on Highlander Link here! Follow NAMI on Instagram @nami_ucr.

• Self Help Tools
  • Listen to Audio Exercises
    Choose from relaxation, meditation, or breathing
  • Help a Distressed Student
    View an interactive guide for faculty and staff
  • Take a Self-Assessment
    Get answers about depression, addiction and more.
  • Hot Topics for Students
    Read practical advice from licensed counselors
  • Download a Brochure
    Learn more about specific services

  Learn more about your emotional health and mental health concerns through the Jed Foundation and MTV collaboration.  Visit http://www.halfofus.com/

  Therapy Assistance Online (TAO)
  TAO Connect, Inc. is committed to reducing mental health disparities by bringing affordable, effective, and accessible treatment to people who have had limited access in the past. Whether you’re currently working with a therapist or seeking help on your own, TAO provides personalized courses based on your specific mental health needs. 
  Learn More

• Veterans

  Veterans
  Veterans Crisis Line
  Available 24/7. Call, text or chat online - even if you're not registered with VA or enrolled in VA health care: (800) 273-8255 Option 1, Text 838255, chat online for suicide prevention and crisis support for veterans.

  Give an Hour
  A nonprofit organization providing free mental health services to U.S. military personnel and loved ones affected by the current conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.

  After Deployment
  Wellness resources for the military community.

  Military OneSource
  Free service provided by the Department of Defense for active-duty, Guard, and Reserve Service Members and their families, topics include education, relocation, parenting, stress.

  Real Warriors
  Promotes the processes of building resilience, facilitating recovery and supporting reintegration of returning Service Members, Veterans and their families

  See a video of Sgt. Maj. Raymond Chandler, the senior most enlisted service member in the U.S. Army, experienced combat stress following deployment to Iraq.

  Returning Service Members
  US Department of Veteran Affairs: OEF/OIF/OND
   

  Student Veterans of America
  National organization that helps develop student Veteran groups on campuses and develop programs and policies to assist with Veteran transition to the classroom.

  UC Regents Vets PSA Video

   

  Online Resources

  After Deployment
  Wellness resources for the military community.

  Military OneSource
  Free service provided by the Department of Defense for active-duty, Guard, and Reserve Service Members and their families, topics include education, relocation, parenting, stress.

  Real Warriors
  Promotes the processes of building resilience, facilitating recovery and supporting reintegration of returning Service Members, Veterans and their families

  See a video of Sgt. Maj. Raymond Chandler, the senior most enlisted service member in the U.S. Army, experienced combat stress following deployment to Iraq.

  Returning Service Members
  US Department of Veteran Affairs: OEF/OIF/OND

  Student Veterans of America
  National organization that helps develop student Veteran groups on campuses and develop programs and policies to assist with Veteran transition to the classroom.

  UC Regents Vets PSA Video

  Student Veterans of America
  National organization that helps develop student Veteran groups on campuses and develop programs and policies to assist with Veteran transition to the classroom.
  UC Regents Vets PSA Video

   

• Victims of Crime

  California Victims Compensation Program

  National Organization for Victim Assistance (NOVA)

  U.S. Department of Justice - Office for Victims of Crime

  Victims of Crime Resource Center

Online Mental Health Resources

• LiveHealth Online

  LiveHealth Online is a virtual service that allows you to video-chat with board-certified medical/mental health professionals about your health/mental heath needs and receive prescriptions.

  • All you need is a smartphone, tablet, laptop or computer with a camera and internet access. 
  • Schedule online therapy appointments and psychiatric consultations.
  • LiveHealth Online is covered by UC SHIP ($0 co-pay for undergraduate and graduate students with SHIP insurance) but is also available to students who have waived UC SHIP.
  • It is a great alternative to the traditional in-office appointment when you’re away from campus, unable to access to Student Health Services (SHS) or Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) due to holidays/campus closures, or prefer the convenience of an online visit.
• Lyra

  Lyra is a network of mental and emotional health care providers with access to many helpful resources and tools if you are overwhelmed by stress, depression, anxiety, lack of focus, or other issues. Use the Lyra app to connect with a Lyra counselor 24/7 in person, via video or by phone at no cost to you as part of your UC SHIP benefits. You can also access Lyra's online library of videos, articles, strategies, and meditations to support your mental health. No referral is required.

• Therapy Assistance Online (TAO)

  Therapy Assistance Online (TAO) is a suite of online tools that is designed to provide you with a tool kit of effective evidence-based resources to help you bounce back from those setbacks. You have completely anonymous, free access, 24/7/365. Whether you’re currently working with a therapist or seeking help on your own, TAO provides personalized courses based on your specific mental health needs.