Physical & Mental Health Resources

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) can help you manage your mental health through clinical services, consultation and outreach, and mental health student development courses.

If you are experiencing food and/or housing insecurity, you are not alone and there are resources available. Visit foodandhousinginsecurity.byu.edu for more information.

Intramural activities are a great way to stay active, maintain your health, and build social connections.

The Student Health Center is conveniently located close to campus and can help you stay on top of your health.

Student Wellness has lots of different programs to keep you healthy.

Student Wellness (SWELL) classes can teach you a new sport, build healthy habits, and start an exercise program.

The University Accessibility Center (UAC) helps make campus more accessible and inclusive for everyone. They can also help with academic or physical accommodations.

Women’s Services and Resources helps address women's issues in a proactive and positive way to best serve women and men at BYU. They offer consultations, support groups, and other wellness services to help you thrive.