Whatever You're Going Through, You Don't Have to Do It Alone.
Powerful changes can happen when you meet with a group of peers who get what you're going through. That's why CAPS offers a variety of groups and workshops tailored to the common questions and concerns students have.
From groups about identity and mindfulness to masterminds for your well-being, we've got you covered.
Join a Group & Connect With Others
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81%
of attendees said that group improved their overall wellbeing "extremely" or "very much."
95%
incorporated the skills they learned in group into daily life.
81%
said they were less stressed compared with before they started the group.
2021 CAPS Patient Satisfaction Survey
What You Didn't Know About Group Therapy
Why groups work:
Groups offer a safe space to connect with others addressing similar concerns. Group members share ideas that have worked for them, introducing approaches that you may not have tried. You can also ask questions and share your concerns and ideas. People attending group often find that it's helpful to know that they have valuable insights to share with others.
Group therapy can help you...
- Connect to others facing similar issues.
- See how others handle similar problems.
- Learn and practice new skills in a safe environment.
- Get multiple perspectives.
- Share your unique perspective.
- Improve self-awareness and social skills.
- Enhance acceptance of yourself and others.
- Improve self-esteem.
Wondering if group therapy is right for you?
Additional Support Groups and Resources
On-Campus Support Groups
- On-Campus Alcoholics Anonymous Group - sponsored by Wildcats Anonymous
Off-Campus Support & Groups
- Meditation Mondays with Center for Compassion Studies at Little Chapel of All Nations
- Tucson Alcoholics Anonymous
- CHADD of Tucson
- Gamblers Anonymous
- Marijuana Anonymous
- NAMI of Southern Arizona
- Overeaters Anonymous of Southern Arizona
- Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation
- SMART Addiction Recovery