Mental Health Stigma
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Mental Health Resources
Millions of Americans face mental health obstacles in day-to-day living. Along with our partners at the UT Health SA Student Counseling Center, the Office for Undergraduate Medical Education’s (UME) Student Affairs team is committed to shedding light on mental health research, issues, and coping strategies. Our goal is to provide support and guidance to our campus community through resources on a variety of topics related to mental health.
Common Warning Signs of Mental Illness
UT Health Mental Health Resources
- - After-hours crisis intervention - 210.567-2648 (option 2).
There is a licensed counselor available 24/7. - Office for Undergraduate Medical Education (students)
External resources for Mental Health Emergencies
- National Alliance of Mental Illness 1-800-950-NAMI (6264)
- National Suicide Awareness Hotline 800-273-8255 - 24/7 free and confidential support.
Crisis text line also available by textime 741741. - Suicide Hotline - Dial 988
- Rape Crisis Center 24-hour Hotline (210) 349-7273.