COUNSELING AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES

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Counseling and Psychological Services continues to provide counseling services to students. CAPS delivers all services through video or over the phone. If you would like to speak with a counselor, rather than coming to our main office, please call us at 915-747-5302 from 8:00am to 5:00pm, Monday-Friday. If you have questions about services during this time, feel free to give us a call.

On Call Crisis services: CAPS will continue to have On-Call counselors available in person and over video or phone for same day appointments. Please refer to our Crisis & Emergency page to learn what is considered a mental health crisis.

Our Miners Talk: Crisis Line will also remain in operation for after-hours services. After hours, please call 915.747.5302.

CAPS is available to provide virtual outreach presentations. Learn more about scheduling a CAPS presentation for your class, organization, or department. Check our “CAPS to Go” link above to learn about upcoming live video outreach presentations.

Currently Unavailable:

Disability Assessments – CAPS must temporarily suspend its Disability Assessment Program. We appreciate your understanding during this time.

Information for UTEP Students for Mental Health Services and Resources

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Services for Faculty and Staff

Crisis Services

El Paso Community Resources

Practicum and Internship Programs

Career Planning

Miners Talk
After Hours Crisis Line
(915) 747-5302

Emergency Numbers

EL PASO POLICE DEPARTMENT	911
UTEP POLICE DEPARTMENT	(915) 747-5611
MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS LINE	(915) 779-1800
NATIONAL SUICIDE PREVENTION HOTLINE	1-800-273-8255
TEXAS ATTORNEY GENERAL CRIME VICTIMS SERVICE DIVISION	(915) 834-5815
CHILD/ADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICES	1-800-252-5400
VETERANS CRISIS LINE	1-800-273-8255

FEATURED NEWS

UTEP's David Zubia, Ph.D., professor of electrical and computer engineering, and Lisa Roth, a science teacher at Gadsden High School, were part of a summer partnership organized by Project ACE, a program created to increase the number of underrepresented students who pursue undergraduate degrees in engineering as well as biomedical and behavioral sciences. Roth built and tested a “Personal Lab” circuit board that Zubia created and patented. Photo: Laura Trejo / UTEP Communications

Project ACE Opens STEM, Biomed Paths for Hispanics

Growing up in Sunland Park, New Mexico, David Zubia was interested in all things mechanical. He was attentive and asked questions of family and neighbors as they worked on their projects. His curiosity led to challenges and accomplishments.

Miners Go for Gold as Current, Former Track and Field Athletes Head to Tokyo Summer Games

Several past, present and future student-athletes from UTEP’s track and field program will represent their home countries at the Summer Olympics in Tokyo, and for some, this isn’t their first Olympic appearance.

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The University of Texas at El Paso
Counseling and Psychological Services
202 Union West
500 W University
El Paso, Texas 79968

E: caps@utep.edu
P: (915) 747-5302

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Group Therapy is BACK! Click the link below to learn more about CAPS Virtual Group Therapy Program

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