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1/7/21 – CWC recognizes the traumatic impact that violence can have on our wellbeing, even when we are witness to these events through any form of media. The recent events at the U.S. Capitol and other locations throughout our country are undoubtedly impacting the mental health and wellbeing of our University of Florida campus community.

The staff at the CWC is here to help students navigate through these difficult times. If you are in need of support, please contact us at (352) 392-1575.

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UF Counseling & Wellness Center's "Ask It!" service  is a new way for students to ask mental health questions and have them answered by a CWC associate. “Ask It!” provides responses to a range of inquiries; such as when to ask for help, how to manage day-to-day stress, how to support a fellow Gator, existing resources for addressing mental health concerns, etc.

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CWC Talks the Power of Group Therapy

Check out our first episode of CWC Talks, Season 3. Dr. Nash talks with CWC Group Coordinator Dr. Analesa Clarke about the power of group therapy.

New Podcast Episode

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