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Counseling: Faculty and Staff Assistance Program (FSAP)

Find out about counseling and other services provided to faculty and staff through the Faculty and Staff Assistance Program (FSAP).

Welcome to FSAP!

If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, dial the San Diego Access and Crisis Line (ACL) at 888- 724-7240, Call or Text 911 or Call, Text or Chat 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline).

Make an appointment

New clients, please submit a confidential online form.

Current and returning clients, please contact your counselor directly by phone or email.

You may also reach us at fsap@ucsd.edu, or by phone at 858-534-5523.

 

Learn how to make an appointment

Who is eligible?

FSAP offers confidential services to the following UC San Diego campus members:

  • Campus Academic Personnel:  All staff, faculty, academic appointees, professors, lecturers, project and research scientists.
  • Campus Academic and Administrative Leadership Officials:  All associate chancellors, assistant and associate vice chancellors, deans, department business officers, department chairs, directors, managers, principal investigators, provosts, unit/department heads and vice chancellors.
  • Campus Staff:  All full-time, part-time, temporary and some contract employees.
  • Postdoctoral and Visiting Scholars:  All campus and UC San Diego Health Postdoctoral and Visiting Scholars.
  • UC San Diego Emeriti Faculty and Retirees:  All retirees are eligible, regardless of their department/vice chancellor area during employment.
  • Note:  Family members in the employee’s household are welcome to join counseling appointments for confidential, jointly-attended services at the discretion of FSAP counselors – to benefit the health and well-being of the employee/retiree/emeriti; however, FSAP does not offer services to their individual family members.
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FSAP Services

FSAP offers a variety of services and resources to help individuals and departments with a range of issues, including trauma recovery, wellness, grief and violence. See a complete list of services:

For individuals, couples and families:

  • Confidential individual sessions
  • Counseling, assessment, referral and client advocacy
  • Conflict resolution
  • Eldercare resources and support
  • Brief, solution-oriented counseling and case management covering issues such as anxiety, alcohol- or drug-related concerns, depression, emotional problems, family concerns, financial difficulties, gambling, legal problems, occupational decisions, stress, marital or other relationship difficulties, violence

Support for People Leaders:

For groups:

Meet Your Counselors

Choosing a counselor is a personal step in your wellness journey. Explore our team of experienced therapists and counselors, each with unique specialties and approaches to care.

Meet Our Team

Need help?

If you have questions, please reach out to hr@ucsd.edu.
Note: This page has a friendly link that's easy to remember: http://blink.ucsd.edu/go/fsap