Support Resources Available for Trinity Faculty and Staff

The following resources are available to all Trinity University faculty and staff: 

ComPsych

Employee Assistance Program
https://www.guidanceresources.com/groWeb/login/login.xhtml
Web ID:  Trinity2024
1-800-272-7255

The United Way 211 Helpline 

The United Way 211 Helpline is a free and confidential social service hotline that connects individuals to vital resources in their local community. Whether you’re seeking help with housing, food, health care, or other needs, 211 is here to guide you to the right services.

Institute of Spirituality and Health of Houston: Together After the Flood Virtual Support Group

In the aftermath of a disaster, healing begins with connection. Together After the Flood is an open, virtual support group specifically designed for anyone affected by the recent flooding in central Texas. This group provides a compassionate space, guided by experienced facilitators, where individuals can share experiences, process emotions, find solace, and learn practical mind-body skills to support their emotional and physical well-being. Each session blends sharing and togetherness with evidence-based practices and skills such as breathwork, mindfulness, and grounding exercises to help participants process stress and trauma. Drop in as you're able; all are welcome. Thursdays | 6-7 p.m. CT | Virtual via Zoom

BetterHelp

BetterHelp is providing three free months of virtual counseling for anyone impacted. You can reach them at contact@betterhelp.com or by going to betterhelp.com/voucher and typing in: texas-flooding-support

Modern Therapy

Modern Therapy is offering free therapy to those impacted by the flooding, specifically the tragedy at Camp Mystic. “We are here to hold space and sit in the trenches with you during this time,” a statement from the organization’s website reads. You can reach out through their website or call at 281-524-2489.

Prime Counseling

Prime Counseling is offering free therapy and mental health support to individuals and families impacted by the flooding. “Our therapists are here to help you process, stabilize, cry, scream, whatever you need. No matter what you are grieving or trying to make sense of, we have a safe space for you. No insurance. No cost.” For more information, visit primecounseling.com.

Endeavors

If you or your loved ones were impacted by the July 4th Texas Hill Country Floods, we're here with support that meets you where you are. Care is confidential. Services are free. Help is nearby. For over 55 years, our faith-driven mission to love and serve those in need has called us to action. That mission began right here in the heart of Texas. Since stepping into Hill Country communities in 2012, we’ve remained committed to showing up—for our community, for every client, every time, everywhere we serve.

The National Child Traumatic Stress Network - After a Crisis: Helping Young Children Heal

Young children, toddlers, and preschoolers know when bad things happen, and they remember what they have been through. After a scary event, we often see changes in their behavior. They may cry more, become clingy and not want us to leave, have temper tantrums, hit others, have problems sleeping, become afraid of things that didn’t bother them before, and lose skills they previously mastered. Changes like these are a sign that they need help. Here are some ways you can help them.

Free Course - Disaster and Preventive Psychiatry: Protecting Health and Fostering Community Resilience

In our world, a range of disasters, including climate-related disasters, pandemics, and mass violence are occurring with increased frequency and severity. You may have experienced living through multiple disasters in your community. This course will walk through the fundamentals of, as well as interventions in, disasters. This course will cover topics such as: the basic concepts in disaster and preventive psychiatry, psychological and behavioral effects of disasters, risk and vulnerability to disasters, psychological first aid, risk and crisis communication, leadership consultation and preparedness for disasters. Asynchronous eight-hour course. Free of charge.