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Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)

24/7 phone line: 812-855-5711

Submit a Care Referral

Get help for you or someone else

Get Help

If you are in immediate danger or have a life-threatening injury, call 911.

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Talk to a counselor

The Jacobs School of Music partners with IU Health Center’s Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) to staff counselor Felicia Cianchetti onsite at the Jacobs School part-time. Each student receives two free visits, then $30 per appointment.

See an injury specialist

The IU Performing Arts Medicine Clinic is staffed by multi-skilled healthcare providers that offer a wide range of services including injury prevention, evaluation, treatment, rehabilitation, wellness, and education.

Get specialized help

The Office of Disability Services for Students (DSS) specializes in assisting students with various disabilities including physical, psychological, learning, neurological, medical, vision, hearing, and temporary impairments to achieve their academic goals.

Connect with a faith, spiritual, or philosophical community.

Explore a diverse group of campus organizations where you can get involved and meet others who are on a similar path as you.

Eat well

Get help with developing a good nutrition plan with a free 60-minute session with our registered dietitians each semester. Virtual visits are also available.

Visit the Medical Clinic

From sick care to allergy shots to gynecological services, the IU Student Health Center specializes in issues facing college patients. Make a same-day appointment, or call after-hours for medical advice.

Take care of your ears

The IU Hearing Clinic provides services for hearing health and treatment for hearing problems. Make an appointment Monday through Friday 8 a.m. through 5 p.m., or walk in on a Tuesday or Thursday between 8 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.

Find help for drug & sexual abuse

If you or someone you know has experienced a sexual assault or is struggling with substance use, get help through the IU Student Health Center.

Be active

Learn about a wide variety of activities offered through IU Recreational Sports available to students. Or simply get take a break, get outside, or take a walk!

Combat food insecurity

Crimson Cupboard offers free healthy food to IU Bloomington students who are struggling with food insecurity. Stocked by donations and staffed by volunteers, this special food pantry lessens the effects of poverty and food insecurity in our community.

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