Group Counseling
Did you know that group counseling is as effective, and in some cases, more effective, than individual counseling?
Group counseling provides students the opportunity to create a brave space to connect with a group of 4-10 students and 1-2 CWC counselors, typically meeting weekly for 1.5-2 hours. Through participating in group, students can gain insight into their own thoughts and behaviors, be inspired by each other’s growth, and offer/receive feedback and support!
If you're interested in group counseling services, check out our groups page to see which will be active next semester, and then call us (352-392-1575) or access our online scheduling portal to schedule a brief consultation!
Not sure where to start? Check out our new Guide to Services!
On this page, you will find information about ways to initiate services, what to expect during your initial brief consultation appointment, what clinical & outreach services we offer, and frequently asked questions about working with us!
Get connected to off-campus mental health professionals from home through ThrivingCampus!
Thriving Campus is a searchable database with the most relevant information about off-campus providers’ practices, including their specialties, approaches, meeting options, and insurance information. Through the University of Florida’s portal, students can connect to providers that meet their needs from anywhere!
Need to Connect? Talk with a Trained Student Ambassador
Gator-2-Gator is a CWC initiative, where you can get connected with one of our trained student ambassadors to talk.
SupportGot a question? Ask It!
Ask It provides a space for students to ask mental health questions and have them answered by a CWC associate.
ServiceListen to CWC Talks Season 4
CWC Talks is a podcast devoted to honest conversations about mental health and wellness, in college and beyond.
New Episodes Every ThursdayNeed to Connect? Talk with a Trained Student Ambassador
Gator-2-Gator is a CWC initiative, where you can get connected with one of our trained student ambassadors to talk.
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