Type of Care: Organized Activities

  • SEAL Ambassadors

    SEAL Ambassadors are students available to help students find their place on campus and get involved. They also offer guidance to creating new student organizations, […]

  • Coping Mindfully (Clinical Workshop)

    A 6-week, weekly workshop series through Student Counseling Service designed to help students foster mindfulness and coping strategies to combat stress, anxiety, and challenging life […]

  • Dog Therapy

    Miami offers weekly dog therapy during the academic year. Interacting with animals is a proven way to decrease stress and feel a sense of connection […]

  • Faculty and Staff Affinity Groups

    Miami has several faculty and staff affinity groups to support our employees in building community and accessing resources. Each group has meetings, events, and other […]

  • Campus Assistance Program (CAP)

    CAP presentations to academic departments and departmental staff meetings provide opportunities for Miami’s faculty and staff to learn how we can assist students in emotional […]

  • Suicide Prevention Resources

    Information on how to help a friend, notice signs of suicide ideation, and how to get involved in suicide prevention efforts on campus.

  • Understanding Self and Others (group therapy)

    This therapy group will provide a context for members to improve difficulties in their lives connected to developing and maintaining satisfying relationships with friends, family, […]

  • Transformations (group therapy)

    This group is for students who are concerned about their use of different substances (alcohol, marijuana, etc.). The focus will be on identifying how substance use […]

  • Talking it out: Men’s Group (group therapy)

    This therapy group will provide a supportive space for male-identified students to connect, deepen self-awareness, and actively explore positive masculinity.

  • Taking ACTion (group therapy)

    This is a semi-structured therapy group for people who struggle with obsessive compulsive and related disorders, negative thoughts, excessive worrying, feeling “stuck,” and general stress. […]