University Counseling Center

The University Counseling Center offers free STUDENT COUNSELING SERVICES including CRISIS INTERVENTION to currently enrolled University of Wyoming students. You may call 307-766-2187 or come in to initiate services.

ACADEMIC YEAR OFFICE HOURS Monday-Friday 8-5.

We are available year-round, even during breaks (except campus Winter Closure, Christmas Eve-New Years).

For after-hours crisis, call 307-766-8989, or for emergencies, dial 911.

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Statement of Support for LGBTQIAP2S+ Students Related to Recent Events & Public Messages Promoting Hatred and Violence

The University Counseling Center is aware that the LGBTQIAP2S+ community is currently experiencing sociopolitical harassment and harm. We acknowledge that this community, particularly transgender and gender-expansive people, has existed throughout history, across cultures, and holds various intersectional identities. As a center, we aim to use affirming terms, ask for and mirror client’s language, not assume gender based on appearance, and not use language that reinforces the gender binary. We understand that mental health disparities must be understood in the context of minority stress faced by the LGBTQIAP2S+ community and commit to continued education and training in this area.  

We welcome to the University Counseling Center students experiencing adverse reactions, threats, or more subtle forms of oppression because of race or ethnicity, religious affiliation, country of origin, political affiliation, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, disability identity, socioeconomic status, body size, or any other aspect of identity.

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For mental health crisis situations Monday-Friday during office hours, call our office at 307-766-2187. After hours (or when our office is closed), please use our after-hours crisis line at 307-766-8989 or dial 911 for life-threatening emergencies.