Counselling and mental health
Free counselling is available at Thammasat by phone, online and in person, and the 1323 hotline answers at any hour.
Responsible office TU Student Affairs and the Department of Mental Health
Last checked 30 September 2026
Updated 30 September 2026
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Call 1323, the Department of Mental Health hotline. It is free and answers 24 hours a day. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 1669 for an ambulance or 191 for the police.
Counselling services
| Service | How to reach it |
|---|---|
| TU Well Being line | 02-026-2345 ext. 2, open 24 hours. You can also book through the TU Greats app. |
| Viva City counselling centre | In person Monday to Friday, 08:30 to 22:00. A call centre answers 24 hours a day. English counselling is available. Counselling is at the TU Virtual Clinic, under the Student Activities Building at Tha Prachan. |
| TCAPS | Counselling centre at the Faculty of Liberal Arts. |
| Relationflip | Online counselling. Register at https://happy.relationflip.com (opens in a new tab). It does not prescribe medication. |
Viva City is free for Thammasat students. If you register with Relationflip and do not receive your login by email, call the Relationflip call centre on 099-002-6888.
Supporting a friend
Tell your friend that these services exist and offer to go with them.
If the problem is harassment or bullying
Counselling does not report an incident. To report harassment or bullying, see Complaints and reporting harassment.
Related guides
- If you are ill or injuredGo to the campus clinic for a minor illness or injury. Hospital cover applies at Thammasat University Hospital in Rangsit.
- Complaints and reporting harassmentReport harassment or bullying through the BIR office or BIRSA, and take other complaints to the BIR office, the Registrar or TUSU.
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