Health & Wellness

We care about your well-being.

If you are in need of mental, emotional or behavioral support, we can help. We offer four ways to connect to health and wellness resources including individual sessions with therapists and group sessions. The ISRC also recommends services to students from immigrant and refugee backgrounds outside of the University that are available to all students, regardless of immigration status. Waivers are available to cover the costs of using CAPS services at the UA. Please stop by our center or any of the UA cultural and resource centers to request a waiver from a staff member.

Weekly Healing Space

Healing Spaces are weekly affirming spaces that foster community for students with undocumented, DACA, refugee or other immigration statuses. The space is intended for students with DACA, undocumented, refugee status or from mixed-status families. Email isrc@email.arizona.edu for the Zoom link.

Thursdays, 6:00-8:00pm

Immigrant Resiliency Spaces with Erica

Individual drop-in space for students from immigrant and refugees backgrounds to talk about goals, identify barriers & receive resources. This space is led by Erica Granillo (she/her), a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and member of the UArizona Counseling & Psychological Services team.

Tuesdays, 11:00am-1:00pm (starts Feb 2nd)

Meetups with Marie

Individual therapy sessions that center immigrants' identities & well-being. Led by Marie Tanaka (she/her), a doctoral student in the UArizona College of Education's School Psychology program, and under the professional supervision of professors in the program.

Tuesdays, 5:00 - 7:00pm

Schedule time with Marie

UA CAPS: Counseling and Psych Services

At Counseling & Psych Services (CAPS), students can speak with licensed mental health professionals about things like:

anxiety and depression
eating and body image
alcohol and drug concerns
family, friend, roommate, and relationship problems
crises and trauma
And anything else you need to talk about.

Email Matt Matera, ISRC Coordinator, to request a waiver that covers costs for visiting CAPS.

Schedule an Appointment

Resources off-campus

The following list of organizations offering services was created by the Tucson Community Rapid Response team. (rapidresponsetucson.com)

ORGANIZATION	SERVICES PROVIDED
Clinica Amistad 101 W. Irvington Rd., Building #3, Tucson, AZ 85714 520-305-5107	Clinica Amistad is a free health clinic for low income, uninsured community members Services include: medical evaluation and treatment, women’s health, massage, acupuncture, counseling, energy therapy, diabetic diet education
Community Partners, Inc. (Desert Rose Clinic) 4575 E. Broadway Blvd., Tucson, AZ, 85711 520-901-4800	Does not require insurance for their services Out-of-Pocket 1st therapy consultation costs $220 $130 for all following appointments Does not ask about immigration status Requires some form of id to identify the client
CODAC Health, Recovery, and Wellness 3130 E. Broadway Blvd., Tucson, AZ, 85716 520-202-1840	Sliding scale fee based on income Therapy: $4.37- $29.16 for every 15 minutes Private pay screening for undocumented individuals No insurance required
Jewish Family and Children’s Services 4301 E. 5th St., Tucson, AZ, 85711 520-795-0300	Counseling for all ages $5-$75 sliding scale per session depending on family income No social security numbers or proof of residency required Assistance may be provided to low-income individuals without health insurance Undocumented individuals can also qualify for grant funded counseling if they are victims of crime
MIND Clinic CUP Clinics Trailer 1450 N. Cherry Ave., Tucson, AZ, 85724 520-428-4834	Outpatient psychiatric clinic for uninsured people in Tucson Physician visits are free Individual therapy services
Tucson Center for Counseling and Psychotherapy 6885 N. Oracle St. Suite H Tucson, AZ, 85704 520-318-4227	Flat rates of $110 for 45 minutes and $135 for 1 hour of counseling Out-of-Pocket options for the uninsured Economic hardships can lead to deductions Forms can be filled out regardless of immigration status
Latinx Therapists Action Network latinxtherapistsactionnetwork.org	"Network of Latinx mental health practitioners committed to honoring and affirming the human dignity of Latinx immigrant communities marginalized by violence, criminalizatoin, detention, and deportation" Select from the directory of licensed, culturally grounded, Latinx mental health practitioners who believe in the human rights of migrant peoples."