LBJ School of Public Affairs

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Bryce Moffett (pronouns: she/her) is a Counselor in the Counselors in Academic Residence (CARE) Program, a program that provides mental health services in academic offices to facilitate students' academic and life goals. She provides clinical services in the LBJ School of Public Affairs and the School of Information. Bryce is available to provide consultation to staff and prevention services.

Bryce utilizes a person-centered, relational approach to her work with students to help them navigate challenges and transitions by building upon their resilience, strengths, and resources. Her areas of professional interest include emotional dysregulation, mind-body awareness, healing from trauma and grief, healthy relationships, and life transitions.

CARE Clinical Services

• Students may be referred by a staff or faculty member. They may also self-refer by coming by to chat about services.
• Bryce is available to discuss students’ needs and offer appropriate services (e.g. short-term counseling, referral services, crisis intervention, and groups)

Trainings and Workshops

• Offered to students and staff
• Topics vary (e.g. stress management, test anxiety, assisting student in distress)

Consultation

• Available to consult one-on-one and in meetings/groups. Please contact Bryce for more information.