College of Natural Sciences
Master of Arts in Professional Counseling (MA), Texas State University
Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Texas
Below is a video that will provide you with a chance to hear more about the CARE program from your college CARE counselor.
Nic Dahlberg (pronouns: he/him) 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. He provides clinical services students in the College of Natural Sciences and is also available to provide prevention and outreach and consultation services to CNS faculty and staff. He is passionate about working within CNS and has an interest for working with the college’s motivated and analytical students.
Areas of professional interest include trauma, overcoming mental health challenges, identity exploration, multiculturalism, and living a meaningful life. Nic works from a client-centered model that incudes interventions and framework from CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy), DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy) and ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy) with a strong emphasis on identity exploration, finding meaning, and accepting difficult emotions. He enjoys working with young adults in order to help them shape their lives to find purpose and meaning that is fulfilling and affirming.
CARE Clinical Services
Trainings and Workshops
Consultation
College of Natural Sciences
William C Hogg Building (WCH) 2.214
512-471-7162
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Office Hours: Tuesday through Friday 1-2pm
For more information about mental health services on campus: cmhc.utexas.edu
Nic Dahlberg, LPC
College of Natural Sciences
Laura Dupuis, LCSW-S
CMHC Assistant Director for CARE
Steve Hicks School of Social work
Toby Leblanc, LPC-S
McCombs School of Business
Jackson School of Geosciences
Cassandra Moreno, LPC
College of Liberal Arts
Andrea Ortega, LCSW-S
College of Natural Sciences
Gretchen Rees, LCSW-S
School of Nursing
Dell Medical School
College of Pharmacy
Laura Sandoval-Sweeney, LCSW
College of Liberal Arts
Abby Simpson, LCSW
School of Architecture
Moody College of Communication
Maria Timm, PhD
College of Fine Arts
School of Law
Jeni Wade, LCSW-S
Cockrell School of Engineering
Danie White, LPC, LMFT
School of Undergraduate Studies
College of Education
University Housing and Dining
For more information about the CARE Program contact:
Laura Dupuis, LCSW (512) 475-6914