I want to help
If you notice a student who needs mental health support, it can be hard to know the best way to show your concern. Our tailored resources can help.
Supporting someone with a mental health condition
Are you worried about someone's mental health but don't know where to start? You may be unsure about what to say or how to show support. You may be worried that you're making a big deal over nothing. Please know that showing concern and support is always the right option, no matter your role. Explore the resources below to get started.
Expressing Your Concerns
If you are worried about someone's mental health, sometimes you don't know how to help. Review ways you can express your concerns productively.
Showing Support
For someone with a mental health condition, a solid support network is vital to their well-being. Learn how you can support someone's well-being.
For Parents and Loved Ones
You care about keeping your student mentally and emotionally healthy at the University of Michigan. Explore ways to show your support.
For Residence Hall Staff
Residence hall staff can often be the first to notice changes in a student's behavior. If you are worried about a student, there are ways to offer support.
For Faculty and Staff
As a faculty or staff member, your position gives you an opportunity to directly refer a student to a mental health professional or mental health services that can help.