MD Program

Resources and Referral Information

• Carl E. Seashore Psychology Training Clinic – Phone: 335-7884.  Individual, couples, and family therapy.  Parent training.
• Iowa City/Johnson County Crisis Center – 1121 Gilbert Court.  Phone: (319) 351-0140.  Short-term counseling and referrals, food bank, etc.
• Counseling and Health Promotions UIHC Family Care Center (Pomerantz Pavilion). Individual, group and couples counseling.
• The Domestic Violence Intervention Program (DVIP) phone: 351-1043.  Support, information, individual counseling, 24-hour phone line.
• The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and Allied Union -  203 Iowa House, Iowa Memorial Union.  Phone: 335-3251.  Confidential listening, information and support organization.
• MECCA Services - Eastern Iowa Regional Office 430 Southgate Avenue, Iowa City, Phone: 351-4357 430 Southgate Avenue, Iowa City, Phone: 351-4357.
• Johnson County Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Center 911 North Governor Street.  Phone: 356-6050.  Individual and couples counseling.  Psychiatric services.
• UI Department of Public Safety – 323 S. Madison St., Iowa City.  Phone: 335-5022.
• Rape Victim Advocacy Program – Phone: (319) 335-6011. Confidential, 24-hour rape crisis hotline.  Assure sensitive treatment and care for rape victims.
• UI Student Health Service/Health Iowa – 4189 Westlawn on Newton Road.  Phone: (319) 335-8394. 
• UI Behavioral Health - 2929 JPP, University of Iowa Health Care (UIHC), Iowa City.  Phone: (319) 356-8822.  Counseling, psychiatry.
• University of Iowa Counseling Service – 3223 Westlawn on Newton Road. Phone: (319) 335-7294.  Individual, group and couples counseling, consultation, and psychoeducational programming.
• Women’s Resource and Action Center – 130 N. Madison Street, Iowa City.  Phone: (319) 335-1486. Individual counseling, support groups, programming.
• University of Iowa's Family Services for Students, Faculty and Staff offers a wide range of services. This site lists services and resources helpful to student families - academic, information & referral, housing, health, financial, and much more. Mildly Ill Child Care: For a listing of services willing to care for an ill child depending upon availability and eligibility. The Family Services Office has minimal funding to help with the cost of mildly ill child care for UI students who meet the criteria. This site also includes information on Free Evening Child Care the Week Before & During Finals. Child Care Subsidy for All Student Parents (application available at this web site or email jan-holland@uiowa.edu or call 335-1371.)
• UI's Performing, Visual and Literary Art Events - A comprehensive, up-to-date calendar.  
• ULifeline is an online resource center for college student mental health and emotional well being.
• Housing and Relocation Web Site designed to help newly recruited faculty, staff, and newly accepted students find the rental property they want.