We conduct research and evaluation, implementation support, workforce development and training, and policy and strategic support. Research … Read More . . . about What We Do

Congratulations are in order for all participants! The Texas Mental Health Creative Arts Contest gives Texans of all ages the chance to showcase what mental health means to them through original art, writing and/or photography. The University of Texas at Austin, Texas System of Care, and the Texas Health and Human Services Commission host the… Continue Reading…
Our teams have put out a variety of pandemic and Coronavirus-related resources.
The workgroup not provided valuable insight, and fostered important conversations.
We conduct research and evaluation, implementation support, workforce development and training, and policy and strategic support. Research … Read More . . . about What We Do
Our projects help to ensure adults, children and families in various populations have access to high-quality mental health care. Early … Read More . . . about Projects
Meet our team of caring, compassionate and skilled mental health professionals and graduate students. … Read More . . . about Team
We ensure Texans are resilient, healthy, and have access to services and supports.Learn More
The South Southwest Mental Health Technology Transfer Center is funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration … Read More... about South Southwest Mental Health Technology Transfer Center
The recent killings of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, and Breonna Taylor, as well as other instances of lethal violence and harassment of unarmed black people have gripped our collective consciousness, reminding us of painful present-day realities and historical traumas. While we are struggling to come to terms with the loss of life and the longstanding, […]
4th Annual Summit on Advancing Behavioral Health Collaboratives · A Texas-specific preconference event at the 2019 Annual Conference on … Read More... about Strong Schools: Advancing Student Wellness and Resiliency in Texas