Your Well-being at UCLA Law

Connect with campus services and resources that can support your health, well-being, accessibility, and sense of community

UCLA Law students have access to UCLA’s state-of-the-art health and wellness services, designed to support the whole student experience—mind, body, spirit, and community. Comprehensive services include primary care, women’s health, physical therapy, stress management, psychological counseling, health education and promotion, and more.

All registered students are automatically enrolled in the UC Student Health Insurance Plan, though alternative insurance arrangements may be available if students prefer. With appropriate insurance coverage, on-campus health services are available at no cost or for a small co-payment.

All UCLA Law students can depend on accessible, high-quality, personalized health and wellness services delivered by caring and competent professionals.

The Thrive: Mind/Body/Heart Initiative offers wellness programming designed to help make UCLA Law the happiest, healthiest, and most engaged law school in the world.

Our mission is to educate, empower, and challenge students to thrive both in law school and beyond. We do this by prioritizing student health and wellness through accessible, high-quality, and personalized resources and events — all delivered by caring professionals. Thrive also fosters strong student communities through diverse and inclusive programming, developed in partnership with students to ensure offerings are timely, relevant, and responsive to community needs.

Programs & Events Include:

-- LAWn Yoga
-- Now We’re Cooking!
-- Real Music
-- Courtyard Conversations
-- Healthy Snack Breaks
-- Campus runs with the Run Club
-- Wellness Workshops
-- Outreach Events with Campus Partners
-- And more throughout the semester!

For any questions about Thrive, please reach out to the Office of Student Affairs.

On-site Counseling & Mental Health Support | CAPS@UCLA Law

CAPS@UCLA Law is UCLA Counseling and Psychological Services’ on-site satellite counseling program at UCLA Law. A CAPS counselor is available in the law school building for brief consultations and limited follow-up appointments—no UC SHIP insurance is required. While students may also visit the main CAPS office, CAPS@UCLA Law provides convenient, in-building access to mental health support when it’s needed—helping make it easier and more comfortable to seek care during law school.

Explore additional UCLA resources that support your health, well-being, accessibility, and sense of community.

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Whether you're looking for health care, counseling, wellness programs, or simply aren't sure where to start, the Office of Student Affairs can help connect you with the right resources.