Cassandra Moreno, LPC

Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling and Behavioral Medicine, Boston University

Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Texas

Dorothy L. Gebauer Building (GEB) 1.304

(512) 471-4003

Office Hours: Tuesday and Wednesday 1 to 2 p.m.

Cassy (pronouns: she/her/hers) is a Counselor in the Counselors in Academic Residence (CARE) Program, a program that provides mental health services in academic offices to facilitate students’ academic and life goals. She provides clinical services to the College of Liberal Arts students and is available to provide consultation and prevention/outreach services to staff.

Cassy’s areas of professional interest include multiculturalism, anxiety, depression, and trauma. Her approach includes an integration of CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy), DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy), and a person-centered framework with trauma-informed care. Cassy is also fluent in Spanish and can provide bilingual services to students who may feel more comfortable speaking in Spanish.

CARE Clinical Services

• Students are primarily referred by COLA staff or faculty. Students interested in learning more about resources to support their mental health can contact Cassy directly.
• Cassy will assess student needs and offer appropriate services (e.g. short-term counseling, resources and referrals, crisis intervention, and groups)

Trainings and Workshops

• Offered to students and staff
• Topics vary (e.g. test anxiety, stress management, perfection, assisting student in distress)

Consultation

• Available to consult one-on-one and in meetings/groups. Please contact Cassy for more information.

Danyelle Davis, LPC

Masters in Counselor Education (M.Ed), University of Mississippi

Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Texas

Parlin Hal (PAR) 115

512-232-3461

Office Hours: Tuesday 10 to 11 a.m. & Friday 1 to 2 p.m.

Danyelle (pronouns: she/her/hers) is a Counselor for the Counselors in Academic Residence (CARE) Program--a program that provides mental health services in academic spaces to facilitate students’ academic and life goals. She provides clinical services to the College of Liberal Arts students and is available to provide consultation and prevention/outreach services to staff.

Danyelle’s areas of professional interest include life transitions, mood disorders, familial conflict, racial identity, and trauma. Her approach includes an integrative mix of person-centered care, cognitive behavioral therapy, and narrative techniques. This integration allows for a variety of care pathways and allows for the client to have autonomy throughout the treatment process.

CARE Clinical Services

• Students are primarily referred by COLA staff or faculty but may also contact Danyelle directly to inquire about services, support, and resources related to mental health.
• Danyelle will assess student needs and offer appropriate services (i.e., short-term counseling, resources and referrals, crisis intervention, and groups related to their presenting needs/requests.)

Trainings and Workshops

• Offered to students and staff
• Topics vary (e.g., test anxiety, stress management, perfection, assisting student in distress)

Consultation

• Available to consult one-on-one and in meetings/groups. Please contact Danyelle for more information.