An inclusive university strives to provide support for all students and staff, including people with mental health issues. Mental health issues refer to different mental health conditions which can impact mood, thinking and behavior, and influence daily life (World Health Organization, 2022). In the Netherlands, more than 4 out of 10 people experience mental health issues in their lives (Ministry of General Affairs, n.d.). Preliminary data from the Dutch Caring Universities consortium shows that this problem also extends to Dutch universities, especially in times of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic (Caring Universities, 2020). Next to other challenges imposed by mental health issues, people with said issues have to decide whether they want to disclose them in their social environment. Applied to universities, this means whether they want to disclose their mental health issues in university, e.g., for students to a teacher, and for an employee to their manager. This decision can be very ...