UT Counseling and Mental Health Center

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I NEED MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES. WHERE DO I START?

Accessing care at CMHC starts with a brief assessment with a counselor.

IF YOU ARE IN CRISIS, CALL

COVID-19 & UPDATES TO CMHC SERVICES

The Counseling and Mental Health Center is providing counseling and psychiatric services to support students via telehealth.

Click here for more information about CMHC’s services.

During regular business hours (M-F, 8-5), students seeking CMHC services or who are experiencing a crisis should call (512) 471-3515 and choose option 3.

Students can schedule a brief assessment appointment online. Visit our FAQ page for more information about online appointment scheduling.

For crises after hours or on weekends please call the CMHC Crisis Line at (512) 471-2255, which is available 24/7.

Resources

Important Changes to Your Medical Record Access

Beginning April 5 we will be making it easier for you to access your medical record. This is due to a new provision in the law called the 21st Century Cures Act.
Click here for more information

Groups and Classes
At CMHC, we offer a wide variety of therapy groups, and therapeutic classes that address a range of student needs.

Be That One Suicide UT Prevention Program

The Counseling and Mental Health Center (CMHC) provides counseling, psychiatric, consultation, and prevention services that facilitate students' academic and life goals and enhance their personal growth and well-being. More about CMHC.

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Wellness Workshops
Learn valuable coping skills for tackling life’s challenges and maximizing your well-being.

We're here for you. We recognize that many UT students are being impacted by historical and recent events. The CMHC holds firm to the university’s values and commitment to diversity and inclusion. Our staff are here to help students navigate through these times. Click here to learn about our resources.

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