The Counseling and Mental Health Center offers a wide variety of services and programs to meet students’ mental health needs. The services listed below are free workshops and events intended to provide valuable life skills.
While these wellness workshops and events are often led by a licensed mental health professional, and students may certainly find them to be therapeutic, they are not considered formal therapy. Any student can attend the programs listed below regardless of whether they are receiving other services at CMHC. Some options are one-time events, some are drop-in based, and others are brief series requiring prior enrollment.
We hope to expand these offerings over time and are interested in student feedback about what kinds of topics or events would be of most interest. Please click here to submit your suggestions for wellness events or series you would like to see offered.
Given the stress and busyness of the end of semester, students often benefit from carving out a little time to focus on something to build their coping skill toolbox. This one-hour workshop will offer skills for making it through end-of-semester stress and beyond.
This is not a traditional therapy group, and you do not have to be a CMHC client to enroll.
After enrolling, check your email inbox for confirmation.
Skills for recognizing and responding to stress and anxiety.
In this free, three-session series, participants learn concepts and skills for:
The workshop is interactive, and participants will be asked to practice what they learn in their daily lives. Participating requires enrolling and committing to attend all three sessions, which can be completed in any order. This means you can start at any time of the semester.
This is not a traditional therapy group, and you do not have to be a CMHC client to enroll.
After enrolling, check your email inbox for confirmation.
Skills for riding the waves of life’s ups, downs, and overwhelming emotions.
In this free 4-session workshop series, participants learn concepts and skills for:
The workshop is interactive, and participants will be asked to practice what is learned in their daily lives. Participating requires you to enroll and commit to attending all 4 workshop modules, which can be completed in any order. This means you can start at any time of the semester.
This is not a traditional therapy group, and you do not have to be a CMHC client to enroll.
After enrolling, check your email inbox for confirmation.
CMHC, 5th Floor of the Student Services Building (SSB)
Thiagarajan
This seminar series is for international graduate and undergraduate students. Topics discussed include US classroom culture, having difficult conversations, stress management, reverse culture shock, mindfulness, etc. Pizza is provided.
This is not a drop-in event and there is a limited number of spaces. Look out for emails from Texas Global about the International Student Lunch Hour Seminar asking you to sign up and reserve your spot.
Whether you've never meditated or have been practicing for years, the mindfulness meditation group can offer support for a new practice or an ongoing one. Chairs, cushions, and bolsters are all available to support you in sitting whichever way is most comfortable for you. We typically meditate for 25 minutes, take a break for any questions, and then continue meditating for the remainder of the time.
This drop-in group requires no registration and is open to all UT students, faculty, and staff. Simply show up on any Tuesdays, while classes are in session, that are convenient for you. Accommodations are made for late arrivals, so if you're running behind, please don't let that stop you from joining us.
If you have any questions, please contact Geeti Mahajan.
