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Specialized mental health care is a point of pride for UW-Madison
By hiring providers who can contribute their skills and expertise in support of the unique needs of students of color, UHS can better serve our diverse campus community.
UW Police, UHS Mental Health Services partner to help students in crisis
Several UHS mental health clinicians will work in teams of two and rotate accompanying UWPD on calls regarding student mental health crisis.
Support for student veterans
UHS has mental health and medical providers who are veterans, as well as mental health providers who have experience working with student veterans.
Nine new mental health providers join UHS Mental Health Services
The new providers represent a diverse mix of clinical social workers, counselors, and psychologists.
Simone Collins Receives Diversity Leadership Mentoring Award
Collins joined MHS as a staff psychologist in 2015 and was quickly identified as a strong leader.
University Health Services (UHS) acknowledges the ongoing challenges we face in this country
The current environment is highly stressful for many of us. UHS is here to support you.
New online suicide prevention training available to students
Suicide is the second leading cause of death for college students nationwide, but it can be prevented. A new interactive 90-minute, online suicide prevention training program for UW-Madison students prepares students to support their peers’ …
Group Counseling at UHS: What it is and what it isn’t
Debunking the myths and stigmas of group counseling Being anxious or nervous are normal emotions to feel before starting any type of counseling, but group counseling can serve as a place to practice being open to …
Student volunteering could have health benefits
Time spent volunteering on campus or in the community can impact students’ overall mental and emotional health, a 2015 study shows. The study found that students who volunteered up to 10 hours each week were …