Virtual student wellness services with Mantra Health

We’re thrilled to partner with digital mental health provider Mantra Health to provide Vanderbilt University students with high-quality support. This all-in-one platform gives students access to the following free virtual services:

Self-Care: These short, self-guided wellness courses can be accessed anytime, anywhere. Learn to reduce your stress, regulate your emotions, build healthier relationships, and get through difficult situations.  

Emotional Wellness Coaching:This short-term, goal-oriented intervention is best for students wanting self-management strategies. You’ll get matched with a dedicated and experienced coach who will teach you key skills and work with you through 8-12 weeks of sessions. 

Productivity Coaching:This program focuses on improving executive functioning skills. Working with a dedicated coach, you can tackle time management, organization, planning, problem solving, and more. 

Therapy and Psychiatry: Enjoy one-on-one sessions with a dedicated, highly trained, culturally-informed provider who understands your unique experience and can help you assess and manage your mental health concerns. (Psychiatry services require a referral from a Student Care Network or Mantra provider.)

ConnectNow: In-the-moment support and problem solving with a mental health professional. This service is available between 11am – 11pm CT via video for any students who are in distress or experiencing immediate mental health challenges.  

Ready to get your care journey started? 

Visit Mantra Health’s Care Hub or download the app on Apple or Android. Use your school email address to set up an account. It’s free, easy, and includes care navigation support. All students who have paid the Student Health Fee are eligible for this service. 

If you have questions about the services or are having trouble accessing your account, contact Mantra Health at hi@mantrahealth.com or call 800-464-2083. 

SCC'S Guide to Finding Off-Campus Support

Student Care Coordination has put together a helpful guide to finding therapists outside of the University Counseling Center. Learn more.

Welltrack Connect

Vanderbilt’s Student Care Network partners with Welltrack Connect – a therapy database that can help students find therapy providers off-campus. Students can create a free account and search providers in Nashville or another state. Students can use filters to search by insurance provider, gender identity, sexual orientation, race/ethnicity, religion, language, and several other factors to find their best match. Students can even reach out to providers directly through the HIPAA-compliant Welltrack Connect website.

To sign up, visit Welltrack Connect, select “Student” and use your Vanderbilt email address to create a username and password. Agree to the Terms of Use and “Sign Up”. You’ll receive a confirmation email, which you’ll need to follow to finish the process and then you can search the tailored directory of providers who specialize in student mental health.

Get to know Headspace.

Vanderbilt has arranged for students to have free access to Headspace – an award-winning, research-backed digital tool for mindful living with over 1,200+ hours of themed meditations, sleep content, mindful movement exercises, and focus music. With over 75+ research collaborations and 26 published studies as the mindfulness digital intervention of choice, Headspace has been shown to reduce stress, improve focus, increase resilience and happiness. Enroll in Vanderbilt's program here.

When you meditate with Headspace, every minute counts toward a healthier, happier you. Now, you can keep track of how you're feeling with My Progress. Find it in the Profile tab in the app and see how meditation and mindfulness make a difference over time.

• Science-backed surveys: Measure your stress levels with quick, monthly check-ins.
• Short & sweet journaling: Jot down notes and reflections and come back to them when you need to.
• Progress at a glance: Get an overview of how your stress levels change as you continue your practice.

"Intro to Headspace" Webinar

Headspace hosted a live webinar for Vanderbilt students to introduce Headspace and how you can utilize it.

View the webinar here. Access Passcode: #9t+Jxac

"Put Your Mind to Bed" Webinar

Headspace hosted a live webinar for Vanderbilt students about healthy sleep hygiene. You can view a recording of the webinar here.

Navigating Change and Anxiety Webinar

View the recording.

Grad Ready is an online resource covering financial topics such as money management, paying for college, and real-world finance. Visit their website to learn how to manage a budget, understand credit, and increase your savings.

Heather Boyd, LCSW; Vanderbilt University Counseling Center : Meditation Part One

Heather Boyd, LCSW; Vanderbilt University Counseling Center : Meditation Part Two

Jordan Mike, M.S., NCC; Vanderbilt University Counseling Center : Meditation

Part 1: Mindfulness

Part 2: Tolerating Distressing Moments

Part 3: Radical Acceptance

Please Note: The following resources are not affiliated with Vanderbilt University.

• Center for Grief and Loss 
• Compassionate Friends: Support for families after child death.
• Full Circle Grief Center: Community of support for those who all have faced loss to some extent.
• Helping Children Deal with Grief: Offers new resources on terrorism, trauma, and children.
• The Center for Loss & Life Transition: Support and resources for those grieving, as well as those supporting them.
• The Recovery Village: Learn about the different ways people grieve, how people work through grief and when therapy or additional treatment is necessary.
• The Dougy Center: National Center for Grieving Children and Families.
• Keeper: Allows you to build free interactive memorials for a loved one, while connecting you with other grieving families.
• Grief in Common: LGBTQ+ grief support and resources.
• Therapy Tribe: LGBTQ+ affirmative support and resources.
• Grief Watch: Bereavement resource and memorial products, while also providing insightful content for working through personal loss.
• Help Guide: Psychoeducation, support and resources for those who have lost a pet.
• Association for Pet Loss and Bereavement (APLB): Pet loss and anticipatory bereavement support groups, information and resources.
• Lap of Love: Pet loss support.
• University of Tennessee-Knoxville Veterinary Social Work: Pet loss support, information and resources. Pet Loss Support Hotline: 865-755-8839.