Health
NJ extends free teletherapy for college students
Source: NJBiz · Jul 23, 2026, 3:07 PM
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New Jersey announced an extension of its free teletherapy program for college students through 2027, building on the program's success since its launch in 2023.
The initiative has already provided more than 114,000 therapy sessions to students across the state, addressing mental health needs among the college-age population.
The continued funding reflects the state's commitment to expanding mental health resources for higher education students.
Key points
- New Jersey is extending its free teletherapy program for college students through 2027
- The program has delivered over 114,000 therapy sessions since launching in 2023
- The initiative provides unlimited teletherapy access at no cost to participating students
- The extension demonstrates state investment in mental health support for higher education
FAQ
- How long has New Jersey's college teletherapy program been running?
- The program began in 2023 and has now been extended through 2027, providing free mental health services to college students across the state.
- How many teletherapy sessions have been provided through this program?
- Since its launch in 2023, the program has delivered more than 114,000 teletherapy sessions to college students.
- What is the cost to students for this teletherapy program?
- The teletherapy service is completely free and unlimited for eligible college students participating in the program.
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