Get Connected and Find Your Space
CAPS works with students on mental health initiatives and mental health training to provide educational and supportive resources to the UArizona community. Students are a big part of creating, implementing, and growing these programs.
CAPS Peer-to-Peer Programs
Mindful Ambassadors
Mindful ambassadors receive ongoing training in mindfulness practices, public speaking, and group facilitation skills. Ambassadors offer brief experiential mindfulness workshops across campus and an online library of guided mindfulness practices.
Wildcats Anonymous
Wildcats Anonymous provides meetings, programming, and peer mentoring for students who want to address their substance use. They are also committed to providing free activities that actively promote alcohol and substance abuse awareness or provide an alternative to activities commonly associated with alcohol abuse.
Peer Counseling
Work with other students in a group or one-on-pone as a peer counselor. Peer counselors learn rapport building, active listening skills, assessment, and Psychological First Aid.
WellCat Mental Health Ambassadors
Join our peer support mission and help Wildcats get connected with mental health and wellness information. WellCat Mental Health Ambassadors represent and promote CAPS through campus outreach and help CAPS staff organize special events.
Friend2Friend
Learn how to notice the signs that you or a friend are struggling and reach out for support.
Clinical Training Opportunities
CAPS Training Program
Each semester, we invite interns from various types of academic programs (clinical and counseling psychology, counseling, social work, and psychiatry) from within and outside the University of Arizona to join the CAPS Training Program and CAPS Doctoral Internship Program (CDIP).
Student Groups Focusing on Mental Health
Active Minds
Active Minds works to change the conversation about mental health through events, programming, and activities
Body Positive Arizona
Body Positive Arizona provides programs and events to enhance self-worth and positive body image among all UA students.
Stressbusters
The Stressbusters provide free 5-minute backrubs and wellness info to students at campus events, dorms, libraries, and wherever else the stressed are gathered.
Student Health Advocacy Committee (SHAC)
SHAC advocates for preventive issues on campus through policy and programming.