Resources

Suicide Hotlines North Texas.docx

 

988 to talk or text

 

Mobile Crisis Outreach Teams

www.hhs.texas.gov/services

call 211, ask for services (LMHA or LBHA) in your area

 

Veteran Crisis Line:

1-800-273-8255 press 1 or text 838255

 

Dallas County Mental Health Resources

 

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Referral list includes some therapists in private practice as well as centers that offer lower-cost/sliding scale fees.

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The wellness wheel is a super useful tool to check in on how balanced different parts of your life feel—like physical health, mental well-being, social life, finances, academics, and even your sense of purpose. Each section on the wheel represents an area that can impact your stress, happiness, and overall ability to succeed in college.

If you print a blank wellness wheel, you can fill it out now and then to see where things are going well and where you might want to focus a little more energy. This simple exercise can help you set personal goals, make small changes, and stay on top of your self-care. Having a snapshot of your well-being can be a great reminder of what’s going well and where there’s room for growth!

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Living with Worry and Anxiety

Most college students deal with worry and anxiety. These practical and easy-to-read guides include specific and empirically validated activities and approaches to help with worry and anxiety that come with any situation. These graphic representations make these self-help treatment even more accessible and relatable. COVID-19 and our reactions to it are also discussed.

Guide to living with worry and anxiety Workbook

Many techniques are detailed for cognitive and physical symptoms of anxiety.

 

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Coronavirus Anxiety Workbook

many techniques which help with any kind of anxiety and worry. Not just about COVID. Excellent resource! 

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