Monday, May 5, 2025
Monday, May 5, 2025
About this Event
Add to calendarThe Harvard College Peer Counseling program offers confidential, non-judgmental, non-directive support for undergraduates during the academic year.
Contact, ECHO, Indigo, Response and Room 13 offer drop-in and phone line counseling, and HUGPT offers a peer group therapy model. Counselors from across groups can support with any issue or topic, and receive additional training and supervision centered on their group's area of focus.
Interested in becoming a peer counselor? Each group manages its own recruitment process during the fall and spring semesters. To learn more, email the group(s) that are of interest to you using the contact information specified below.
Contact Peer Counseling
Contact provides support with any issue, including LGBTQIA+ identities, all genders, sexes, sexualities, and relationships. Contact is open 7 days per week during the academic year.
Email: harvardcontact@gmail.com. See Contact’s website.
Harvard Eating Concerns Hotline and Outreach (ECHO)
ECHO Peer Counseling provides support with any issue, including concerns associated with exercise, body image, food and eating. ECHO is open during the academic year.
Email: harvardecho@gmail.com. See ECHO's website: Harvard Eating Concerns Hotline and Outreach (ECHO)
Indigo Peer Counseling provides support with any issue, including concerns around identity and intersectionality, and how race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, first-gen identity, citizenship status, ability, gender, sexuality, and other identities, singularly and collectively, may inform individual experiences.
Indigo Peer Counseling
Indigo is open every night during the academic year.
Email: indigopeercounseling@gmail.com
RESPONSE Peer Counseling
RESPONSE provides support with any issue, including concerns associated with relationships, friendships and dating, to concerns about sexual assault and harassment.
Email: harvardresponse@gmail.com. See RESPONSE’s linktr.ee
Room 13 Peer Counseling
Room 13 provides support for any and all issues, including concerns related to gender, identity, SES, alcohol and drugs, grief, relationships, eating, health, school, and other topics of concern or interest to students.
Email: harvardroom13@gmail.com. See Room 13’s website.
HUGPT Peer Group Counseling
HUGPT Peer Group Counseling follows the interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT) modality and offers a safe space where students support each other in building healthy and fulfilling relationships that can meaningfully improve mental wellbeing.
HUGPT services are available during the academic year.
Email: harvardhugpt@gmail.com. See the website: Harvard Undergraduate Group Peer Therapy (HUGPT)