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Information for Faculty and Staff

Counseling and Mental Health Center
SSB 5th Floor
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

In addition to serving students, CMHC is also available as a resource for UT faculty and staff. We may be of assistance to you in the following ways:

  • Giving presentations to a class, residence hall, or student organization
  • Suicide Prevention Training
  • Training faculty and staff on student mental health issues
  • Providing assistance to students following a death or other traumatic event
  • Offering consultation for helping a student in distress

If you're interested in counseling options for yourself or a UT colleague, please contact the Employee Assistance Program at 512-471-3366.

If you have concerns about a student, faculty, or staff member in the UT community, contact the 24-hour Behavior Concerns Advice Line at 512-232-5050.

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