Harvard University Mental Health Services

Harvard University Mental Health Services (CAMHS), located at 75 Mount Auburn Street in Cambridge, Massachusetts, provides comprehensive mental health support for Harvard students through a combination of counseling and psychiatric services. The center offers same-day initial consultations, short-term counseling, psychiatric evaluation, and medication management. CAMHS focuses on supporting students through academic pressures, personal challenges, and life transitions by providing individualized treatment plans and evidence-based therapeutic approaches.

CAMHS addresses a wide range of conditions, including anxiety, depression, ADHD, adjustment disorders, mood disorders, grief, trauma, eating concerns, and co-occurring disorders. The center combines short-term counseling with psychiatric consultations, psychotherapy, and coping skills training to help students manage stress, improve mental wellness, and achieve their academic and personal goals. Students are guided through a flexible treatment model, including secure virtual sessions, referrals to specialized outpatient programs, and coordination with community providers when longer-term care is needed. The emphasis on confidentiality, accessibility, and student-centered care ensures a safe and supportive environment for mental health and personal growth.