Events

Join expert speakers each month from November 2025-June 2026 for virtual sessions on strengthening relationships and building connections at work and beyond. March's speaker is Emily Mohr, who will present "Running Away from Home: the Phenomenon of Parent/Adult Child Estrangement and Repair Possibilities."

Finding focus doesn’t have to be a solo mission. Side by Side is a virtual therapeutic group designed for UT faculty and staff who experience ADHD, autism, or executive functioning challenges. Whether you’re having trouble getting started, staying on task, or simply want supportive company while you work, this group offers structure, accountability, and connection.

Attendees will participate in an interactive, evidence-based values identification exercise designed to help individuals make decisions that reflect their true purpose and authenticity. Participants will discover how aligning with their core values can lead to optimal well-being, help manage stress and burnout, enhance resilience, and foster a more meaningful, fulfilling life.

Finding focus doesn’t have to be a solo mission. Side by Side is a virtual therapeutic group designed for UT faculty and staff who experience ADHD, autism, or executive functioning challenges. Whether you’re having trouble getting started, staying on task, or simply want supportive company while you work, this group offers structure, accountability, and connection.

Join us for weekly virtual meetings on Tuesdays from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm. beginning Tuesday 3/24/26. Our support group is for caregivers in the UT community who care for other adults such as parents or partners.  Group members will have an opportunity to share their experiences, get support, learn about topics such as community resources, and discuss the importance of maintaining work/life balance.  The group will consist of the same members during the 5 weeks. All current employees and retirees are welcome to join. For more information or to join the weekly meeting, please email eap@austin.utexas.edu to schedule a pre-group meeting with Jamie Justus LCSW-S. Tuesdays, 3/24/26 through 4/21/26 | Noon-1 p.m. | Virtual via Zoom 

Finding focus doesn’t have to be a solo mission. Side by Side is a virtual therapeutic group designed for UT faculty and staff who experience ADHD, autism, or executive functioning challenges. Whether you’re having trouble getting started, staying on task, or simply want supportive company while you work, this group offers structure, accountability, and connection.

Finding focus doesn’t have to be a solo mission. Side by Side is a virtual therapeutic group designed for UT faculty and staff who experience ADHD, autism, or executive functioning challenges. Whether you’re having trouble getting started, staying on task, or simply want supportive company while you work, this group offers structure, accountability, and connection.

Grief can manifest in a variety of ways and can be particular to individuals. There is not one right way to grieve whether it is the loss or anticipated loss of a loved one, a pet, a relationship, a dream, or a job. Whether validated or minimized, grief will present in a variety of ways, emotionally, physically, and socially. Understanding the complexities of grief can help you understand your own reactions and/or help you support others. This group will delve deeper into discussing the stages of grief, different types of grief, external influences, and self-care practices. There will be psychoeducational material presented followed by open discussions, and experiential exercises/projects.

Finding focus doesn’t have to be a solo mission. Side by Side is a virtual therapeutic group designed for UT faculty and staff who experience ADHD, autism, or executive functioning challenges. Whether you’re having trouble getting started, staying on task, or simply want supportive company while you work, this group offers structure, accountability, and connection.

As the Spring semester comes to a close, we may experience urgency and stress to get work done. At the same time, there are many occasions to celebrate and reflect on our accomplishments before the summer semester begins. The Commencement of Calm yoga workshop will include a balance of these seasonal themes.