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We give detailed referrals and offer support for students transitioning to off-campus services. If, after your assessment, we recognize that intensive, long-term, or specialized treatment is the best option for you, we will refer you off-campus for this treatment. Recommendations may change at any time as your treatment goals are evaluated and revised over time. These are all crucial aspects of recovery from eating and body image issues but participation looks different for everyone.

referral to an in-patient or intensive outpatient treatment program.

Depending on your diagnosis, personal resources, motivation for treatment, and recovery needs, these options could include: You will get personalized recommendations and support to find the most effective treatment options. Guidance & Supportīased on your Mindful Eating assessment, the Mindful Eating Team will discuss your situation and give you guidance on how to get the help you need. If recommended, you may also need to meet with a psychiatrist and/or an off-campus medical specialist to assess specific medical conditions. It is best to begin the assessment process with the Counseling and Mental Health Center. The Mindful Eating assessment ideally consists of three separate appointments: a counseling assessment, a medical evaluation, and a nutrition consultation.

scheduling an appointment with the UHS dietitian at (512) 475-8010.

scheduling an appointment with a University Health Services (UHS) healthcare provider at (512) 471-4955, OR.

scheduling an appointment with a Counseling and Mental Health Center counselor at (512) 471-3515 (preferred first step), OR.

There are three ways in which members of this team can be accessed: This multidisciplinary team of professionals is dedicated to your physical and emotional well-being. The Mindful Eating Team provides assessment and referral support for students dealing with food, weight, and body image concerns.

Request a Longhorn Wellness Center Workshop.

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Eligibility to Use CMHC and Service Extension Fee.

Virtual Mindfulness and Stress Reduction Activities.

Well-Being in Learning Environments Project.

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CMHC’s Brief Assessment and Referral Team (BART) will talk with the student and determine which of these services is the best fit.