Introducing the Consultation & Referral Team Staring in Summer 2020 the CWC added a new team of counselors known as the CART (Consultation and Referral …
CWC’s Statement Regarding Violence at U.S. Capitol on 1/6/21
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. …
Rethinking Our Resolutions
The New Year is a time for reflecting on the past, examining our lives, and identifying goals for the coming year. For many people, these …
5 Things to Remember As You Go Ho-Ho-Home For the Holidays
Join Sandi Perls as she shares some pearls of wisdom about how to get through your holiday break.
All Crisis Counselors at Peabody Hall, Starting 1/4
If you are in crisis, call us to consult with a crisis counselor who will assess your needs and determine what services would be helpful. …
How to Talk to Someone Considering Suicide
Editor’s note: This column contains non-graphic references to suicide. Friends, family, teachers and peers — not mental health professionals — are often the first to …
Statement Denouncing Ruling on Conversion “Therapy”
The CWC vehemently denounces the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that legalizes the harmful and abusive practice of conversion “therapy” aimed at changing sexual …
How to Combat Test Anxiety & Feel Better During Tests
In this video Ryan Barbeau, PsyD, Licensed Psychologist at the CWC, presents strategies for managing test anxiety. For more recorded workshops and webinars visit our Youtube …
Tips for Making the Most Out of Brief Individual Counseling
Here are some things to keep in mind as you begin brief individual counseling. Remember, counseling is a process and approaching that process with intention …
International Education Week 2020: Global Gators Take Action
The Counseling & Wellness Center is excited to collaborate with partners across campus to help bring this year’s International Education Week to the UF community. …