Self Care

We can help each other process these challenging moments in healthy ways and remind each other that we are not alone. UTA is a Community that Cares and we are here to help you.

Self Care Resources

Here are some resources that can help as we navigate the uncertainty of this moment.

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CAPS

UT Arlington CAPS services are available 24/7 by calling 817-272-TALK(8255) or by appointment by calling 817-272-3671.

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Dean of Students

The Dean of Students office can be reached by calling 817-272-6080 or emailing dos@uta.edu.

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START

Text START to 741-741 or call 1-800-273-TALK (8255) for a confidential conversation anytime.

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JED’s Mental Health Resource Center

JED’s Mental Health Resource Center provides tools to help teens and young adults navigate life’s challenges.

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Seize The Awkward

Seize The Awkward has tips and resources for maintaining mental health and fostering stronger connections with friends and family during challenging moments.

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Love is Louder Action Center

Our Love is Louder Action Center provides tools for staying calm, connected, and active, and supporting each other during this time of uncertainty.

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Press Pause

JED's and MTV’s Press Pause includes animated PSAs and an online hub with simple mindfulness techniques — like breathing exercises, meditation, perspective checks, music, and movement — to deal with common stresses and challenges that can make young adults feel overwhelmed or hopeless.

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COVID-19 Resource Guide

Our COVID-19 Resource Guide provides resources and tips for protecting mental health and supporting each other during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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SAMHSA

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) has Tips for Coping with Traumatic Events.