Confidential, free mental health support—on campus & online.
College (and Life) Can Be Challenging—We’re Here to Help.
You don’t have to navigate it alone, whether you’re balancing coursework, work, family, or personal challenges. UMA’s Counseling & Wellness Center offers confidential, free support to all students.
We provide a judgment-free space where you can talk about stress, relationships, mental health, or anything else on your mind. Together, we’ll find strategies that fit your life and goals.
How We Can Help
Students come to counseling for many reasons, including:
- Managing stress, burnout, & work-life balance
- Anxiety, depression & mental health concerns
- Relationship, family, & parenting challenges
- Academic & extracurricular pressures
- Life transitions, career changes, & future planning
- Domestic violence, safety concerns, & crisis support
- Connecting to local resources & specialized care
How counseling can help:
✔ Build coping skills that work for you
✔ Feel more confident handling stress & emotions
✔ Strengthen communication & relationships
✔ Gain self-awareness & personal growth
✔ Improve overall well-being

How to Schedule an Appointment
📍 In-Person & Virtual Options
Augusta: Katz Building, Suite 33
Bangor: Eastport Hall, Room 127
Prefer online? Virtual sessions via Zoom are available!
📞 Call: (207) 621-3344
📧 Email: umacounseling@maine.edu
📆 Appointment Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM (Evening appointments available by request)
Need Help Now? 24/7 Support Line
If you need support, call this number anytime, day or night.

You can also contact:
What to Expect from Counseling
We offer holistic, short-term, solution-focused support that fits your unique needs. Some students come in for just a session or two, while others need ongoing guidance.
Support for Faculty & Staff
UMA counselors also provide training, education, and consultation to help faculty and staff support student mental health and wellness. Connect with us to collaborate!
You’re Not Alone—We’re Here for You.
Reach out today and take the first step toward feeling better.