東京大学ハラスメント相談所

To all current clients and those who are considering counseling at the HCC

The Harassment Counseling Center (HCC) is currently conducting the following business operations:

	English consultations (in-person, Zoom online, by phone, or email) are unavailable      for the time being. 　 Please note that apply via online form is also temporarily suspended. 　 There is no indication that it will be reopened. 　 If you are considering filing a complaint, please contact us by email.
	The Harassment Counseling Center's opening schedule is as follows:     ・ Hongo Counseling Room: Open from Monday through Wednesday and Friday                                                 ＊Closed on Thursdays 　・ Komaba Counseling Rooms: Open on Monday and Wednesday  　・ Kashiwa Counseling Rooms: Open on Friday
	Office hours are 10:00am-12:00pm, 2:00pm-5:00pm
	If you are considering consulting with us, please first read    "For those seeking consultation" before scheduling an appointment.
	Counseling/consultation sessions are by appointment ONLY. 　  Please refrain from walking in.
	Counseling or consultation sessions can be conducted online via Zoom,     in person, by phone, or by email.
	If you wish to remain anonymous during your counseling/consultation sessions,    please choose telephone or email as your mode of communication.    Please note that anonymity cannot be maintained in face-to-face and Zoom sessions.
	The Harassment Counseling Center is currently receiving a high volume of    appointment requests and inquiries. We will respond in the order    they are received. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
	Please note that we may not be able to guarantee an immediate appintment     if your request is made close to your desired date.    We would appreciate it if you could schedule your appointment well in advance.

 

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If there are any future changes to our operations, cousulting system,
or related services, we will provide updated information on this website.

Thank you for your cooperation!


To all UTokyo members

The first step in preventing harassment begins with good care of yourself-
mentally, physically and spiritually. Using the points below as a guide, 
please be proactive in creating a safer and more secure environment to 
the best of your ability. It is our sincere hope that by staying vigilant, supporting
one another, and caring for ourselves, we can help protect our daily lives.
 

Tips for Harassment Prevention