Health & Accessibility
Mental Health
Resources are available to assist you with difficulties relating to, but not limited to:
Strained relationships
Increased anxiety
Difficulty concentrating
Lack of motivation
Alcohol/drug issues
Thoughts of suicide
In case of immediate danger or crisis: call 911
Crisis Connection (24 hour University help line): 612-301-4673 or text "UMN" to 61222
National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255 (TALK)
Boynton Crisis Line: 612-625-8475
Learn to Live is a confidential and free online mental health resource that includes online assessments, self-paced digital programs, and optional coaching. Programs help students with issues related to stress, depression, and social anxiety. Students can access Learn to Live by entering the code "UMN."
Humphrey School Resources
Professional advisers in Humphrey Student Services office are trained and experienced counselors, available at short notice to address concerns and provide further resources.
Humphrey Student Services:
Humphrey room 280
612-624-3800
612-626-9896
Disability Resource Center (DRC)
Provides appropriate accommodations intended to eliminate or minimize disability-related barriers. This is confidential and individualized.
612-626-1333
Other Resources/Services:
DRC Accommodations and Services
University Paratransit Service for Short or Long-term Physical Disabilities
Free paratransit transportation service, call to reserve a ride at 612-624-8338