Current Hours: Wednesday-Friday 10:00 am-7:00 pm
Call (510) 642-9494
Dial 711 for TTY relay services
The Campus Mobile Crisis Response (CMCR) team provides culturally responsive trauma-informed care to students, faculty, and staff experiencing mental health crises. CMCR is an interdisciplinary team whose mission is to provide comprehensive crisis intervention, assessment, and evaluation, with the goal of reducing the need for police and emergency medical services when possible. In collaboration with campus partners, CMCR will provide non-emergent crisis care, and urgent postvention services and connect students, faculty, and staff to resources that will enhance their success and well-being at UC Berkeley.
Campus Mobile Crisis Response is one of many urgent support services for students. While the majority of students can access a counselor at the Tang Center or utilize our After Hours line (855) 817-5667 for urgent mental health needs, there may be times when our team is needed to respond to mental health crisis on campus in person.
Campus Mobile Crisis Response responds to non-violent calls of students, faculty and staff experiencing a mental or behavioral health crisis on campus:
collapse all expand allServices Campus Mobile Crisis Response provides:
- Crisis de-escalation, intervention and assessment:
- Clinical Mental Health Assessment
- 5150 Evaluation (If applicable) - Support or coordinate for medical services as needed
- On-Campus (for students) and Off-Campus Referrals
- Welfare checks as needed from UHS mental health staff, UCPD (mental health related), Center for Support and Intervention (CSI) and Residential Life
- Urgent support services following a crisis or a significant event.
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Student, staff, or faculty is having a mental/behavioral health crisis
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There are no immediate safety risks
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The situation is urgent, but not emergent (life threatening)
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Mental health and substance use related issues
For any of the concerns listed below, call 911 or UCPD Emergency: (510) 642-3333 or Non-Emergency: (510) 642-6760.
Campus Mobile Crisis Response does not respond to the situations or events below:
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Active violence
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Active suicide attempt
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Active self-injury with a weapon
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Domestic violence
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Brandishing a Weapon
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Weapon Present (non-lethal)
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Medical Call
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Active Fire/Hazardous Material
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Active Drug/Alcohol Use
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Active Shooter