Overview
Mental Health is an Important Issue
One that should be taken seriously.
As Christians, we consider it a privilege to bear one another’s burdens — emotionally and spiritually.
At Liberty, providing ways for you to develop self-care habits or coping skills for anxiety, depression, or addiction is not optional. It’s essential. Ensuring that you can easily access support services is just 1 of the ways we create a culture of caring.
You’ll have one dedicated peer leader* to every 5 students on your residence hall, and professional counseling services available through the Dean of Students office. Whether you need a shoulder to cry on or a seasoned counselor, you’ll find people ready to listen and support you.
*Peer leaders include Resident Assistants (RA), Resident Shepherds (RS), and Community Group Leaders (CGL).

Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS)
We’re here for you
Every student’s mental health journey is unique, which is why LU CAPS offers a variety of counseling options to meet your needs. Students can find care through drop-in consultations, group meetings, or individual sessions. Whatever you’re going through, we can help find the best option for you.
For additional information, please visit www.LUStudentCounseling.com
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Office of Equal Rights and Title IX (ERT)
Find a Safe, Supportive, and Neutral Environment at the Office of Equal Rights and Title IX
If you or someone you know have a concern about sexual harassment, sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, stalking, or retaliation, the Office of Equal Rights and Title IX (ERT) can connect you with reporting options and help .
Liberty University complies with Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, which prohibits all forms of sexual misconduct, discrimination, and discriminatory harassment.
For more information or to make a report visit the ERT’s website: https://www.liberty.edu/title-ix/
CARE and Support
Bridge the gap
CARE and Support bridges the gap between those who need support and those who can help by assessing specific needs, collaborating with University and community resources, and empowering individual success. CARE and Support relies on the observations, interactions, and unique community of Liberty University students, faculty, and staff to ensure no concerns go unnoticed. By making a CARE Referral, individuals are able to facilitate proactive outreach and promote access to beneficial resources.
For additional information, please visit www.liberty.edu/CARE.
Contact Information:
Call | (434) 592-5638
Email | CARE@liberty.edu
Location | Green Hall 1838
For emergency assistance, please contact LUPD at (434) 592-3911.
