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Listen. Emphasize. Navigate.
Meet the Resource Revolutionaries!
The Resource Revolutionaries are trained student peers committed to helping you navigate and connect with mental health resources both on and off campus at GW.
Whether you're unsure where to start or looking for specific support, we're here to guide you. Click here for a comprehensive list of GW mental health resources.
You'll be matched with a peer who understands the landscape of mental health services at GW and beyond. They’ll work with you to identify the best resources for your needs and support you throughout the process.
Get Connected with a Resource Revolutionary
Ready to get started? Fill out our intake form to be matched with a Resource Revolutionary who can help guide you to the right support.
Please Note: If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, contact emergency services immediately by calling 911, the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988, or GW EMS at 202-994-6111.
Once you’ve completed the form, a Resource Revolutionary will contact you within 24 hours on weekdays or within 48 hours on weekends to discuss next steps.
How We Can Help:
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Connect you with on-campus services like GW CAPS, CCSC, the Art Therapy Clinic, or TimelyCare
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Refer you to off-campus mental health resources tailored to your needs.
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Provide peer support as you seek Disability Support Services (DSS) accommodations
resource revolutionary directory
Meet the Resource Revolutionaries — trained student ambassadors dedicated to helping you navigate and connect with mental health resources both on and off campus at GW.
LENA (SHE/her)
year: sophomore
major: political science with a public policy focus
minors: human services and social justice & public health
favorite mental wellness strategy: cooking and baking
meeting type: email, phone, zoom, in-person
JACOB (HE/HIM)
YEAR: SOHPOMORE
MAJOR: PSYCHOLOGY & MARKETING
FAVORITE MENTAL WELLNESS STRATEGY: SPENDING TIME ON THE NATIONAL MALL, ESPECIALLY IN MY HAMMOck!
meeting type: Email, Phone, Zoom, In-Person
mary catherine (she/her)
Year: Sophomore
Major: Political Science
Minors: Sustainability & International Business
Favorite Mental
Wellness Strategy: Going to museums and exploring DC
Meeting type: Email, Phone, Zoom, In-Person
Shazi (she/her)
Year: Senior
Major: Political Science & Psychology
Favorite Mental
Wellness Strategy: Pilates, yoga, and running
Meeting type: Phone, Zoom, In-Person
Markella (she/her)
Year: First year grad student
Major: M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
Favorite Mental
Wellness Strategy: Journaling
Meeting type: Email, Phone, Zoom, In-Person
Siya (she/they)
Year: Freshman
Major: Neuroscience
Minor: Public Health
Favorite Mental Wellness Strategy: going on walks and having nights in with my friends!
Meeting type: Email, Phone, Zoom, In-Person
Sara (she/her)
Year: Freshman
Major: Neuroscience Pre-Med Track
Favorite Mental Wellness Strategy: listening to music
Meeting type: Email, Zoom, In-Person
Charlotte (she/her)
Year: Freshman
Major: Political Science
Minor: Sustainability
Favorite Mental Wellness Strategy: Going on long walks around DC
Meeting type: Email, Zoom, In-Person
Abby (she/her)
Year: Sophomore
Major: psychological and Brain Sciences with a Pre-PA Track
Favorite Mental Wellness Strategy: Going for long walks outside or reading a fun book
Meeting Type: Email, Phone, Zoom, In-Person
Duru (she/her)
Year: Junior
Major: Psychology
Favorite Mental
Wellness Strategy: Exercise and art
Meeting type: Email, Phone, Zoom, In-Person
Ally (she/her)
Year: Senior
Major: Cognitive Neuroscience
Minors: Linguistics & Mind-Brain Studies
Favorite Mental Wellness Strategy: Swimming and knitting!
Meeting type: Email
1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
Provides tools and support to survivors of domestic violence
(888) 793-4357
Responders focus on connecting callers with rehabs, mental health facilities, and other medical clinics.
(866)-210-1303
Provides information and support about drug misuse and addiction.
1-888-843-4564
Providing free & confidential peer-support, information, and local resources.
Dial 988, then press 1.
The Veterans Crisis Line is a United States–based crisis hotline for military veterans, service members, their families, and caregivers. The
1-800-273-talk (8255)
Free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals.
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