Discover the Mental Health Supports Available to You
Need to talk to someone? Free, confidential, and accessible mental health resources for faculty, staff, and students are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Faculty & Staff Support
Staff Wellness leads a number of programs, resources and services, to help promote, support, and sustain the health and wellness of faculty and staff at UCalgary.
The university offers programs and services that promote healthy living, a healthy work environment, and that respect the employee's life outside of work as well as their working life.
Meet Amanda Habiak, registered nurse and mental health consultant with UCalgary’s Staff Wellness department. No matter what you’re dealing with, Amanda is here to help.
This is a challenging time for the university community — a time to reach out for support if you need it, and lend it if you’re able.
Student Support
Seeking mental health support and improving your understanding of mental health can have a positive impact on your wellbeing, and help you succeed on your academic journey.
Your on-campus resource for health and wellness support, with a wide range of service options. Visit us for medical and mental health care, as well as chiropractic and massage appointments with our team of professionals.
If you’re feeling lonely, stressed out or you just want to talk, a trained student volunteer is there for you. Access virtual peer support weekdays from noon to 4pm
The Distress Centre offers support 24/7.
Call 403-266-HELP or 1-800-563-6106. Support can also be accessed via online chat or text.
Workshops and Webinars
Explore mental health workshops and webinars and learn from experts and mental health advocates in your community.
Commit to a ‘wellness streak’ to help manage work stressors
Burnout and compassion fatigue are workplace mental and emotional health hazards that can reduce employee productivity and increase absenteeism, so workplace solutions are needed.
Collective Wellbeing
This pillar of our academic plan invites us to commit ourselves to raising awareness and promoting wellbeing in an effort to help others realize their potential. Using more holistic approaches, professors are encouraged to engage their students, research, and teaching and learning in ways that incorporate health and wellness.
The Campus Mental Health Strategy is a bold commitment to the importance of mental health and well-being of our university family. Get support