Welcome Message

Aloha BYU–Hawaii 'Ohana,

Welcome to the Fall 2025 semester! As we begin this exciting new chapter together, we recognize that the journey may bring both opportunities and challenges. Whether you're adjusting to academic demands, building new connections, or focusing on personal growth, remember that BYU–Hawaii is here to support your mental health and overall well-being. Here are some resources designed to help you thrive at every stage of your academic journey:

BYUH Counseling Services

All services are offered for free to all full-time BYUH students and their dependents.

• Brief individual, couple, family, and group counseling
• Crisis support, outreach and early intervention services

Click here to complete the intake form; once it is submitted, we will contact you to set up an appointment!

• Available for scheduled appointments and immediate crisis intervention during business hours (Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm)
• Explore our services on our website Counseling Services or call us at (808) 675-3518

Tailored Programs for Specialized Needs

• Unique mental health services are available for:
• Married or engaged couples (Seven Principles)
• Single students wanting to develop relationship skills (Dating)
• Students who are grieving (Grief Group)
• Students who are looking to ground themselves (Rooted Garden Therapy)
• A group for mothers—expecting, new, or seasoned. (Mothers Support Group)
• A group for men (Men’s Self-Improvement)
• A process group for LGBTQ+ Students (Reconciling Faith and Sexuality)

Therapy Assistance Online (TAO)

• Access free self-help resources including guided meditations, mental health tips, interactive workshops, and mental health screenings.
• Self-Help Use your BYUH email address to set up a free account and learn more

Faculty and Staff Supporting BYUH Students

• Request mental health presentations for your class or department to foster a supportive environment for your students.
• QPR Suicide Prevention Workshops are open to all staff and faculty members as well as students to learn the warning signs and confidently intervene in crisis. Click here  to sign up for training. 

Mental Health Services for Faculty and Staff

(Please see the link for more details)

• All regular, temporary, and exempt employees are eligible for EAP services. Available through Employee Assistance Program (EAP).

On behalf of Counseling Services, we extend our warmest aloha and best wishes for a successful and healthy fall semester!

Mahalo,

Brigham Young University–Hawaii Counseling Services