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A confidential pathway to mental health support, Gesher Campus Care connects Jewish students and faculty with trusted therapists for both in-person and virtual care.

Whether you're navigating personal challenges or communal concerns, our service ensures compassionate, culturally informed support tailored to your needs.

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Fill out the HIPAA-compliant intake form below to be connected to a culturally competent, licensed therapist.

A Gesher Campus Care team member will contact you to offer therapist options that best suits your needs. We'll work to connect you with both general mental health support, as well as care related to antisemitism.

We will respond within 48 hours.

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