Notice:

The University has informed the UCLA Counseling and Psychological Services’ (CAPS) to expect increased activity on campus between Wednesday February 26 through Friday February 28, which may result in potential staff shortages on these dates. This may result in a potential CAPS' staffing shortage, which may impact our Counseling Psychologist, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist services.

CAPS remains committed to student safety and care. CAPS will be open with curtailed clinical services Wednesday 9am-5pm and Thursday/Friday 8am-5pm.

  • Psychiatry Services:Psychiatry services will operate as scheduled. Students with psychiatry appointments should proceed at their regularly scheduled time.

  • Therapy Services. Therapy services (individual and/or group) will likely be affected by staff shortages. Students will be contacted the morning of the scheduled appointment IF the appointment needs to be rescheduled. If you are not sure of the status of your appointment, please feel free to contact us at our main number (310) 825-0768. Please note: cancelled appointments due to staff shortages during this period will not incur any charge.

  • Same Day Services. Due to reduced staffing, CAPS will have limited availability for walk-in/same-day appointments. Students with urgent needs may choose to speak with counselor by phone or in-person by coming into CAPS at John Wooden West from 9am-3pm Wednesday-Friday.

CAPS remains committed to ensuring the continuation of a safe and respectful work environment for all CAPS staff members, students, and community members during this period and are working diligently on plans to provide as much care as possible. As always, if you require support outside of business hours, crisis counselors are available by calling our main number (310) 825-0768. For a life-threatening emergency, please call 911, or go to the nearest Emergency Department.

Flyer explaining events that are happening in CAPS by RISE.

What's New:

 

 

Blue background with text that says If it's on your mind, it's on Together. There is white text underneath that says Anonymous online peer support community and free to all students. On the top left of the image, there is a 16+ to indicate Togetherall is for students over sixteen years old. On the bottom right, there is half a face of a black male wearing a blue cap.

 

Flyer with a QR code for the Be Well Bruin website - a campus health and well-being resource directory. Please visit bewellbruin.ucla.edu

CAPS CORE Program
~Coming Soon~ 

COmpassionate REsponse (CORE) team is a new CAPS program that will provide mental health response to students in crisis on campus. The CAPS CORE team is comprised of CAPS clinicians and Public Safety Aids who can deliver behavioral health wellness checks, crisis support, and intervention services to registered UCLA students within the perimeters of the Westwood campus. The mission of the CORE program is to improve the response to students experiencing a mental health crisis by dispatching a mobile mental health counseling team, and minimizing the need for law enforcement whenever possible.

UCLA CAPS CORE - Mobile Compassionate Response logo