Longhorn Wellness Center
Promoting well-being for all students
Longhorn Wellness Center
Promoting well-being for all students
Creating a culture of student and campus well-being though programs, education, health messages, student engagement and collaboration.
Student Services Building (SSB)
100 West Dean Keeton Street, 1.106
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
512-475-8252
Monday - Friday
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays and for all UT Austin holidays
LWC Highlights
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April
Longhorns Listen: Suicide Prevention Training
Join us for an interactive suicide prevention training open to all students, faculty and staff.
Longhorn Wellness Peer Educator Recruitment
Peer educators develop leadership skills through a three-semester sequence of academic courses and hands-on experience promoting campus health and wellness. Applications open February 4.
Healthyhorns Stories
Featured Stories
Counseling and Mental Health Center
Building Connection and Belonging: Inside CMHC’s Group Counseling Program
Group counseling offers students a unique opportunity to connect with peers who share similar experiences, guided by licensed clinicians.
Longhorn Wellness Center
Grace Kelly: Championing Mental Health Through Advocacy and Action
A former Student Government President and dedicated advocate for student well-being, Grace has played a key role in expanding access to mental health education and resources for the UT community.
Healthyhorns
Healthyhorns Team Members Recognized in 2026 President’s Staff Service Awards
Each year, UT Austin honors staff who reach key milestones through the President’s Staff Service Awards. This year, Healthyhorns celebrates our team members for their dedication and impact.
Healthyhorns Stories
Healthyhorns
Healthyhorns Team Members Recognized in 2026 President’s Staff Service Awards
Each year, UT Austin honors staff who reach key milestones through the President’s Staff Service Awards. This year, Healthyhorns celebrates our team members for their dedication and impact..
Longhorn Wellness Center
Grace Kelly: Championing Mental Health Through Advocacy and Action
A former Student Government President and dedicated advocate for student well-being, Grace has played a key role in expanding access to mental health education and resources for the UT community.
Counseling and Mental Health Center
Building Connection and Belonging: Inside CMHC’s Group Counseling Program
Group counseling offers students a unique opportunity to connect with peers who share similar experiences, guided by licensed clinicians.