Non-Academic Support Services

For students who require services for mental and physical health, disability support, and personal and academic advocates. These resources are meant to support the student's well-being while at IUB. While Kelley cannot provide many of the non-academic resources to students, the IUB campus has many great programs available.

• Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) - For students interested in counseling and psychological services
  • Self-Help - If you're not sure if you need to talk to CAPS, or if you're not ready, you can still get help. Take the first step toward feeling better right now. Complete a confidential online assessment to see if you have a problem with:
    • Alcohol
    • Depression
    • Eating Disorders
    • Anxiety
  • Or learn more about the conditions below.
    • Alcohol
    • Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
    • Concentration Difficulties
    • Coping with Starting College
    • Cultural Adjustment
    • Depression
    • Disordered Eating
    • How to Help a Friend
    • Internet Addiction
• IU Health Center - For students with health or injury-related concerns
• Disability Services - For students with disability-related academic concerns
• Student Advocates Office - For students requiring university support for personal and academic issues