If you are in need of an urgent appointment please click here to complete crisis services paperwork during open hours (M-F, 8am-4pm) or call 972-UTD-TALK or 988.
First-Time/Returning Clients
Please read the below information before scheduling your appointment.
- After you click the link to schedule, please select New Client or Returning Client.
- New clients will complete paperwork and schedule their preferred time/date for an initial consultation.
- Returning clients will submit an appointment request and be contacted via their preferred email with further instructions.
- Electronic paperwork may take 30 minutes to complete. (You will have one hour before your link times out, at which point the process must be restarted.) Please complete paperwork between 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Friday.
- You will need to provide your student ID (the 10-digit number on the front of your Comet Card).
- Your paperwork will be reviewed by UT Dallas Student Counseling Center (SCC) staff for immediate needs. A staff member may reach out via your preferred email to review concerns.
How to prepare for a virtual session
- Create a Microsoft Teams account utilizing your UTD NetID and password.
- Ensure you have a working computer/phone and Wi-Fi (if needed).
- Find a private and quiet space where you feel comfortable talking. Don’t have a private space? Let us know, and we can set you up in our in-office virtual therapy suite.
- Be available and ready to engage in session on your scheduled day/time.
Our Commitment to Students
UT Dallas SCC staff and clinicians value the mental health of our Comet community, and we believe there is not a one-size-fits-all approach to mental health. Thus, it is our goal to provide affirming and clinically recommended services for you as an individual. At the same time, we encourage clients to make it part of their mental health goal/goals to practice ownership and care with their wellness through steps such as:
- Checking preferred email regularly for messages/correspondence with SCC staff.
- Openly communicating needs/concerns with your provider.
- Utilizing the skills, recommendations and resources you receive from the SCC in your daily life.
Having Academic Difficulties? Need a Letter?
The SCC does not provide letters of support for non-academic withdrawal for students unless they have been in ongoing treatment.
If you have questions about connecting with the SCC, please email us.
If you are in crisis, contact 972-UTD-TALK, call 911/988 or go to your nearest emergency room.
The following services are available at the Student Counseling Center: