• Brief individual therapy - approximately 4-10 individual sessions to focus on specific concerns, goals, and building skills
• Consultation Appointments - collaboration with therapist and client to explore needs and develop goals  
• One time appointment to problem solve a specific and present concern
• Case management - assistance with accessing on and off campus resources
• Group Therapy - meet with other clients/students to discuss concerns together with support of a therapist

Currently enrolled Tippie students are eligible for clinical services with the embedded therapist. The UCS website provides more details about clinical eligibility.

• In addition to individual therapy, as an Embedded Therapist, Kati focuses on reducing stigma of mental health by delivering skills-based workshops, presentations, and programming to support overall emotional and mental wellness; she is available to present to student organizations and classes. Kati is also a resource available to faculty and staff to consult with on specific concerns related to a student's emotional and mental health.

• Mental health programming can be tailored to specific concerns and needs. Potential topics include self-care, stress management, managing anxiety and depression, team work, communication, leadership, and accessing University Counseling Services. Complete and submit our online form to request a mental health outreach program.

  Request an outreach program

Each semester a variety of processing and support groups are offered through UCS. Topics range from anxiety, ADHD, interpersonal, eating & body concerns, depression, chronic health, grief, and substance use. For more information on groups visit Group Therapy - University Counseling Service.