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Echo

Peer counseling focused on providing support on issues surounding 

Indigo

Peer counseling focused on how your race, class, citizenship status, sexuality, and any other idenity affects your mental health.

Room 13

General concerns peer counseling:  we counsel on any and all topics, and we are open every night of the academic year.

Contact

Peer counseling group specialized in topics of gender, sex, sexuality and relationships.

Response

Peer counseling on any and all relationship issues, from concerns about dating to conerns about sexual harassment or assault.

Contact

Contact is peer counseling that strives to create a supportive space for Harvard undergraduates to talk about feelings and experiences around mental health and Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, and Asexual (BGLTQIA+) identities.

Harvard Eating Concerns Hotline and Outreach (ECHO)

ECHO provides a confidential, non-judgmental, non-directive space for undergraduate students to receive support about any concern. ECHO counselors have specialized training to address concerns about exercising, body image, food, eating, eating disorders.

RESPONSE

RESPONSE is a group of undergraduates professionally trained to provide peer counseling on issues of rape, abuse, intimate violence, psychological and physical harassment, and relationships.

Room 13

From 7pm to 7am, Room 13 is staffed by two undergraduate students nightly during the school year. We take people and their concerns seriously; we will listen and respond non-judgmentally. When you call or drop by, no one will pressure you to talk about anything you don't want to.