College Student Mental Health Program
We Treat A Wide Range of Dual College Students who
suffer from Mental Health & Substance Abuse Disorders
Whether you or a loved one are struggling with mental health issues and substance use disorder drug, we are qualified to be able to help you find recovery.
Solace Texas offers a dedicated College Student Program built to address the unique mental health challenges that often come with rigorous academic demands. Whether you’re continuing your college education or taking time off to focus on wellness, our flexible options are here to support you every step of the way.
Our program integrates Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) in a group setting to help students manage stress, reduce emotional intensity, and shift negative thinking. Participants also gain valuable tools to strengthen self-awareness and improve relationships both personally and socially.
If you’re dealing with anxiety, stress, or depression during your college journey, you don’t have to navigate it alone. Our mental health services for students are here to help. Reach out to Solace Texas today to get started.
Private Care for
Mental Health
Mental Health Needs
Of College Students
College students often face a pivotal time in life—adjusting to independence, building new social connections, and managing academic pressures. Balancing studies, part-time jobs, and personal responsibilities can feel overwhelming. It’s not uncommon for students to experience stress, anxiety, or depression as a result. That’s why taking care of your mental health is more important than ever during this season of transition.
Mental Health Challenges Frequently Encountered by College Students
College students encounter a wide range of mental health challenges. Some of the most common include anxiety, depression, and substance use, but many also struggle with eating disorders, sleep disruptions, bipolar disorder, and other conditions that can affect emotional well-being and daily functioning.
Some frequently reported concerns among college students include:
- anxiety
- stress
- academic burnout
- pressure to perform
- depression
- persistent negative thoughts
- substance use
- low self-worth
- difficulty concentrating
- behavioral issues
- mood swings
- impulsive behavior
- conflict in relationships
- psychotic symptoms
- major life changes
- past trauma
- disordered eating
If you’re facing any of these issues, it’s important to know that support is available. Early intervention can make a significant difference in how you cope, recover, and thrive both personally and academically.
How College Life Affects Mental Health
College life can be a trigger for mental health disorders or exacerbate existing ones in many students. The feelings of isolation that come from being away from family and old friends, managing an increased school workload, and other stressors can all take a toll on mental health. Furthermore, many mental health issues tend to surface during a person’s early twenties, which often coincides with the start of college years.
Cause of Mental Health Problems In College Students
Aside from academic pressures, college students encounter new financial stresses, greater anxiety about their future, and increased pressure to succeed. These added stressors can trigger a mental health crisis in any student, regardless of their previous mental health status.
Influence Of Mental Health on
Your Academic Performance
Taking care of your mental health is crucial to your overall well-being and success, and it’s a crucial component of your education. Studies have shown that approximately 64% of college dropouts do so because of mental health-related reasons, underscoring the importance of prioritizing mental health to ensure that you can complete your degree.
How We
Can Help
At Solace Texas, we recognize that college life comes with unique pressures. That’s why we offer convenient telehealth services, allowing you to access expert care without leaving your dorm or apartment. Our intensive outpatient programs are designed to help students manage emotional challenges such as trauma, mood instability, stress, and self-confidence issues through a blend of group and individual therapy grounded in proven clinical approaches.
Our college mental health program includes:
- Comprehensive intake evaluation
- Psychiatric assessment and diagnosis
- Ongoing follow-up sessions
- Two hours of group therapy each day
- One hour of daily psychoeducational groups
- Nursing evaluations and care
- Three sessions focused on aftercare planning and referrals
- Collaboration with schools, counselors, doctors, and other key supporters
- Support and involvement for family members
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Telehealth Therapy
Maintaining good mental health is crucial for academic success, but finding time to prioritize self-care can be difficult. If you prefer privacy or struggle to fit in-person therapy appointments into your busy schedule, teletherapy may be the solution you need. With teletherapy, you can receive quality care from the comfort of your own home or campus, without sacrificing your existing support system. This flexibility allows you to access the mental health care you need, when and where it works best for you.
If you are experiencing mental health issues and want to take the first step towards getting the help you need, reach out to us by phone or through our online contact form. We understand the importance of confidentiality and will ensure that all of your calls and personal information are kept private.
Our team will closely collaborate with you to understand your unique needs and create a personalized treatment plan that addresses all of your concerns. We also offer the option to involve your family and current medical providers to ensure a comprehensive and effective approach to your care.
After developing a customized plan that addresses all your concerns, we will start your treatment. Our programs are flexible and tailored to fit around your class schedule, helping you minimize additional stress.
Taking action to prioritize your mental health today can have a positive impact on your future wellbeing and success. Don’t hesitate to reach out to us today and start your path towards a happier and healthier life.
At Solace Texas, you will be working with a team of empathetic professionals who have personal experience with mental health challenges and are dedicated to providing you with the best possible care. Our services are evidence-based and delivered by licensed medical healthcare professionals who are trained in the latest therapeutic approaches.
We prioritize your privacy and comply with HIPAA regulations to ensure confidentiality.Additionally, we have received certification from the Joint Commission, a leading healthcare accreditation organization, for our adherence to their rigorous standards.
Get The Help You Need
To Make College Memorable
College is a season of major transitions—new environments, increased responsibilities, and shifting relationships—which can significantly impact a student’s mental health. At Solace Texas, we recognize these unique stressors and provide flexible treatment options that are designed to fit into a student’s demanding schedule.
If you or someone you care about is facing emotional or psychological challenges during college, don’t wait to get help. Contact our team today to learn more about how our specialized programs can support your journey toward healing and stability.
College Programs At Solace
Texas in Houston
Solace Texas is an outpatient program that can help college students. We understand that each individual will have different needs and are prepared to come up with a customized treatment plan.
At Solace Texas, we treat a wide range of mental health and substance use disorders. In addition to treating substance use disorder, we are also equipped to treat these mental health disorders:
- Anxiety Disorder
- Depressive Disorder
- Bipolar Disorder
- Schizophrenia
- Trauma-Related Disorder
- Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction and mental health disorders, please contact our team to find the treatment that best fits your needs.
