Counseling & Wellness Center

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Outreach

A Healthy Campus makes healthy students.

Following recommendations of UF Public Affairs and the CDC, CWC has suspended face-to-face outreach. Requests for online presentations/workshops/training may still be requested through completion of an Outreach Request form.

While the CWC is not currently offering in-person workshops we do have online webinars and tablings to provide mental health information to UF students.

Outreach is an umbrella word that covers a variety of services. Here is the list of our most commonly provided outreach services:

  • Psychoeducational presentations across campus, including classroom presentations
  • In-house drop-in workshops
  • Tabling at campus events
  • Discussion / dialogue facilitation
  • Supportive presence at campus events
  • Psycho-education through our online trainings, self-help blog, social media presence
  • Liaison relationships and committee memberships with campus units and departments
  • Multilingual information
Our primary audience is UF students.

We consistently work with student groups and organizations. We receive requests from all campus community partners: students, staff, faculty, and administrators. To the extent that our clinicians’ schedule allows, we provide outreach services directly to staff, faculty, and administrators to enhance their understanding of CWC services and their skills to support UF students.

CWC does outreaches across campus to inform students, family, faculty, and staff about mental health concerns affecting the UF campus.
To be able to accommodate your request, we ask that you reach out to us at least 3-4 weeks  before your event to increase the likelihood that we may find someone to meet your request.

How to Request an Outreach?

Our Outreach Mission Statement

It is our mission at CWC to go beyond the walls of our offices and reach out to the campus community to promote psychological and interpersonal wellness on campus. We lead our outreach work with a multicultural, developmental, and holistic perspective that is collaborative in spirit. We believe that a healthy environment is an essential piece for the individual students’ wellness and academic success.

We also partner with campus community members in creating a socially just climate that sustains and fosters wellness, diversity, and inclusion at UF. Together we have the power to engage in meaningful and effective prevention and wellness work through raising awareness, increasing knowledge, and building skills.



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