Minds Matter : Texas State University

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Students

Mental health resources for students

Friends & Family

Mental health resources for family and friends to get support for students

Faculty & Staff

Mental health resources for faculty and staff

Racial Trauma and COVID Resources

Racial Trauma Resources

A collection of resources compiled by the Counseling Center about Racial Trauma, Racial Violence, & Antiracism for use by the Texas State university community.

COVID-19 Resources

The Counseling Center's tips and resources for coping with COVID-19, recognizing this pandemic can bring about uncertainty, fear, and increased anxiety.

If you are in immediate danger, call 911.
If you are not in immediate danger the Counseling Center provides a list of crisis resources.

Therapy Assistance Online, mental health skill-building resource

Therapy Assistance Online (TAO)

Therapy Assistance Online is an interactive, dynamic, easy-to-use online program that teaches mental health skills for anxiety, depression and other common concerns.

Mindfulness on the Go

Using your smart phone is a great way to support good mental health. Try any of these suggested apps that touch on a wide range of mental health topics and are designed to enhance one’s well-being and help better manage the ups and downs of campus life.

Check out the Counseling Center's Relaxation and Meditation YouTube Channel.