TAMIU SCS

Welcome to the Texas A&M International University Student Counseling Center (SCS)

Located in Student Center (STC) 126

We strive to provide a safe space for students to explore and address personal challenges to foster independence, encourage growth, and strengthen resiliency.

The 988 Lifeline

The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is a 24/7 national network of local crisis centers that provides free and confidential emotional support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress. For more information, visit 988Lifeline.org

If You Are In Crisis

If you are in immediate crisis, call 911 or the Counseling Center at 956.326.2230 and press 3 to speak with a crisis counselor now.

View Additional Crisis Information

Summer 2025 Office Hours

Monday - Thursday: 8 a.m. - 5:30 pm

Friday: 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Services

Counseling services are available to currently enrolled students! As a TAMIU student, you have access to consultations, short-term counseling services, and referrals, without additional charge. SCS is supported by the student health fees paid each semester. Counseling services help students address personal problems that interfere with their success. Our services are confidential to the full limits provided by the law.

Interested in Services? Please visit us at STC 126 or call us at 956-326-2230 and dial 1 to learn more about us or set up an appointment.

Client Portal Students who are actively enrolled as clients can access the Medicat client portal. Medicat enables clients to access a secure electronic platform from wherever they are. Additionally, clients can sign up for appointment reminders and receive messages from their assigned counselor. To sign into Medicat clients can simply utilize their university login information.

Massage Chairs The relaxation chairs are available to all TAMIU Students providing a peaceful time as part of their self-care. To access the relaxation chairs please visit us at STC 126. The chairs are available on a walk-in basis of first come-first serve and have a 15-minute time limit.

Confidentiality

Confidentiality is respected to the limits allowed by law. The SCS makes no record of your visits on academic transcripts or placement files. All records at our office are strictly confidential as protected by law and professional ethics. They are set apart from all other records at the University and are not released to any other person or agency within or outside the University without the client's written consent, except as described by law. In the rare event you or others are in real danger, police or medical staff may be contacted to keep you, your friends, and your family safe.
All staff members subscribe to the ethical guidelines established by the Texas Board of Examiner's of Psychologists and Texas State Board of Examiner's of Professional Counselor's, and Texas State Board of Social Worker Examiners. As a client, you will be informed of the legal limits of confidentiality.

Mental Health Impact

Did you know?

Mental health is an important part of overall health and well-being. Poor mental health increases the risk for long-lasting (chronic) physical conditions like heart disease, stroke, and cancer.

Increase Your Understanding

Did you know?

Mental illness is caused by a number of factors including biological factors, stressful or traumatic life events, and long-lasting health conditions

Addressing Mental Health is Imperative

Did you know?

Suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death among people ages 15-34 in the United States. To become an active member in suicide prevention efforts, visit our Trainings page and become a certified gatekeeper.

It Starts With Us

Be supportive

If you know someone who is struggling with their mental health, you can help by reaching out and offering them support. Support can be provided by letting them know that help is available and encouraging them to access mental health services.