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Choose the entry point that fits where you are right now.
I'm a Student
Schedule a Let's Talk consult, book an initial appointment, or learn what to expect.
I'm a Parent or Family Member
Learn how to support your student and when to reach out to us.
I'm Faculty or Staff
Recognize distress, refer a student, or find support for yourself.
I'm a Prospective Trainee
Explore our APA-accredited internship and other training opportunities.
I Need Help Now
Call (413) 545-HELP anytime, or see all crisis options.
πΏ Thrive Outside: A Week of Wellness
A nature-inspired week of wellness to connect with ourselves, each other, and the land. Sunday, Sept. 13 through Friday, Sept. 18. Every event is free and open to UMass students. CCPH is offering this week with campus partners: Recreation and Wellbeing, the UMass Libraries, UMass Dining, Commonwealth Honors College, and the Positivity and Relaxation Training (PART) program. Come to one event or to all of them.
Sunset Yoga
RecWell turf fields. The opening event of the week. Drop in, no registration needed.
Forest Bathing Walk
Sylvan Woods. Meet at Lot 44D on Eastman Lane. Led by Ernie Brooks of the Positivity and Relaxation Training (PART) program, a certified forest therapy guide. An easy walk of less than a mile. Registration required.
Cafe Crawl Passport
All dining halls, with UMass Dining. Drop in, no registration needed.
Wild Tea Time
The Herb Library, Science and Engineering Library, Lederle Lowrise, 3rd floor. Blend locally harvested and foraged plants to steep and sip over informal conversation, with Madeleine Charney of the UMass Libraries. Registration required.
Nature Immersion Experience
Sylvan Woods. Meet at Lot 44D on Eastman Lane. A guided walk with time to notice, listen, and breathe, with no focus on distance or destination. Registration required.
Art Hive and Orchard Hill Outdoors
Around the Orchard Hill Pavilion. Running through Wednesday afternoon and evening, alongside the Nature Immersion Experience. Drop in, no registration needed.
Contemplative Walk
Meet in front of Bartlett Hall. A short, mindful stroll through campus led by Madeleine Charney, a certified guide with the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy. No meditation experience needed. Registration required.
Stargazing
Campus Pond, Student Union side. Drop in, no registration needed.
Music as Medicine: Sound Journey
Recreation and Wellbeing, Room 215. A seated meditation flowing into a gentle sound journey with Alice Feldman of Commonwealth Honors College. No meditation or musical experience needed. Registration required.
Fall 2026 Groups and Workshops
See all groups and workshops for the full schedule.
What We Offer
A range of services to match where you are in your care.
What Students Say
Each year, students tell us about their experience at CCPH through a short, anonymous survey offered after their sessions. Their feedback helps us keep improving, and it may help you picture what your own visit could feel like.
Students rate their visits 4.8 out of 5.
This year, 97% of students rated their visit a 4 or 5, and 88% gave the top score of 5.
"My therapist was very helpful in navigating a very difficult time in my academic and personal life. My visit to CCPH was 100% satisfactory."
"Unlike many first sessions I have had over the years, our conversation was tailored to getting to know me and offered me a fresh perspective on my issues."
"Taking this process has given me hope, strength, courage, and positive thoughts to keep moving forward."
These figures come from our Patient Experience Survey, a brief, voluntary, anonymous survey offered to students after their sessions during the 2025-26 academic year (517 responses).
Visit, Call, or Connect
π Visit 1st floor, Middlesex House π Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. | π Call or Connect Main: (413) 545-2337 |
CCPH is located in Middlesex House on County Circle, near the South Residential Area.