Wellness Corner

There are a number of resources both on, and off-campus to enhance your overall well-being & mental health. Learn more about resources that support your mental and emotional well-being and connect our community on the Every Hoya Cares Webpage. Georgetown is committed to the health and well-being of all members of our community; read on to learn more about and take advantage of Student Health and Well-Being Resources. Please note all links below open in a new tab.

Wellness Resources

Campus Partners

Health Education Services
Center for Multicultural Equity & Access
LGBTQ Resource Center
Women’s Center
Center for Student Engagement
- Students should log into CampusGroups to view student organizations, current events and programs. GSPers can join our GSP Group there too!
Campus Ministry
Student Health Center
Center for Social Justice Research, Teaching & Service
Title IX Resources
- Georgetown University is committed to providing a safe and hospitable environment for all members of its community. Sexual Misconduct subverts the University’s mission and threatens permanent damage to the educational experience, careers, and well-being of students, faculty, and staff. Georgetown University prohibits sexual misconduct, including sexual harassment, sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking. To find resources for students, faculty, and staff on issues relating to sexual misconduct, discrimination based on sex, and discrimination based on pregnancy, including options for getting help, visit Title IX Office’s Webpage (opens in new tab) or review the following resources.
- Sexual Assault Resource Center (opens in new tab): Resource Center with confidential resources, resources for next steps, or for how to support a friend.
- You also can find additional support information for complainants here (opens in new tab) or find a confidential resource (opens in new tab).

Mental Health Resources

On Campus Resources

- GSP students have access to extended visits free of charge with mention of their involvement with the program.
- Off-Campus Referrals
- GSP students can utilize the Necessity Grant up to a certain amount for off-campus mental health costs. Counseling and Psychiatric Services (CAPS)
- To respond to the needs identified by the Black Survivors Coalition, Georgetown has contracted Racial Trauma Community providers focused on serving traditionally marginalized or underserved communities, particularly women and femmes of color who have experienced sexual assault, harassment, or violence. These services have been extended to include students who are struggling with racial trauma.
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Health Education Services