College of Natural Sciences
Abbey Pelosi, LCSW-S
T.S. Painter Hall (PAI) 5.33E
(512) 232-9247
CARE Drop-In Support
Stop by to talk with Abbey about a concern, ask questions or explore your options. No appointment necessary.
T.S. Painter Hall (PAI) 5.33E
Tuesdays, 1:30–2:30 p.m.
Need to connect another way?
New to CARE?
Leave a message for your counselor or learn more about the program. Complete the CARE contact form.
Already working with Abbey?
Use the MyUHS/CMHC Portal to send a secure message.
Please do not email your CARE counselor. Use the secure portal for communication.
Meet Abbey
Abbey Pelosi is a licensed clinical social worker supervisor (LCSW-S) in the Counselors in Academic Residence (CARE) program. She provides confidential mental health support for students in the College of Natural Sciences and partners with faculty and staff to support student well-being.
Abbey is committed to creating a supportive space where students can heal, grow and feel seen. She helps students navigate relationship concerns, build confidence, manage emotions and adjust to life's transitions. Abbey views counseling as an opportunity to help students move from where they are today toward greater clarity, confidence and well-being. She tailors her approach to meet each student's unique needs.
How Abbey Can Help
Students can meet with Abbey to discuss:
- Stress and anxiety
- Relationship concerns
- Building confidence
- Managing emotions
- Life transitions and adjusting to college
- Personal challenges
- Connecting with campus resources
Services
- Short-term counseling
- Crisis support
- Referrals to campus and community resources
- Group recommendations
Faculty and Staff Consultation
Consult with Abbey about concerns related to a student, available resources or supporting a student in distress. You can also use the contact form to send her a message.
Workshops and Outreach
Abbey offers presentations and workshops for students, faculty and staff on topics such as:
- Stress management
- Test anxiety
- Supporting students in distress
- Perfectionism
- Procrastination
- Other mental health and well-being topics
Katie Griffin, LPC-S
T.S. Painter Hall (PAI) 5.33D
(512) 232-3685
CARE Drop-In Support
Stop by to talk with Katie about a concern, ask questions or explore your options. No appointment necessary..
T.S. Painter Hall (PAI) 5.33D
Mondays, 1-2 p.m.
Need to connect another way?
New to CARE?
Leave a message for your counselor or learn more about the program. Complete the CARE contact form.
Already working with Katie?
Use the MyUHS/CMHC Portal to send a secure message.
Please do not email your CARE counselor. Use the secure portal for communication.
Meet Katie
Katie Griffin (she/her) is a licensed professional counselor supervisor (LPC-S) in the Counselors in Academic Residence (CARE) program. She provides confidential mental health support for students in the College of Natural Sciences and partners with faculty and staff to support student well-being.
Katie is passionate about helping students navigate life's challenges through a compassionate, client-centered approach. She works with students experiencing depression, anxiety, stress, identity concerns, life transitions and other mental health challenges.
Katie incorporates cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) techniques to help students make meaningful changes aligned with their personal goals. She is committed to creating a welcoming, supportive environment where students feel heard, respected and empowered.
How Katie Can Help
Students can meet with Katie to discuss:
- Stress and anxiety
- Depression
- Identity concerns
- Academic concerns
- Life transitions and adjusting to college
- Mental health challenges
- Connecting with campus resources
Services
- Short-term counseling
- Crisis support
- Referrals to campus and community resources
- Group recommendations
Faculty and Staff Consultation
Consult with Katie about concerns related to a student, available resources or supporting a student in distress. You can also use the contact form to send her a message.
Workshops and Outreach
Katie offers presentations and workshops for students, faculty and staff on topics such as:
- Stress management
- Test anxiety
- Supporting students in distress
- Perfectionism
- Procrastination
- Other mental health and well-being topics
Jackie Agboke, LCSW
T.S. Painter Hall (PAI) 5.33C
(512) 471-7162
CARE Drop-In Support
Stop by to talk with Jackie about a concern, ask questions or explore your options. No appointment necessary.
T.S. Painter Hall (PAI) 5.33C
Wednesdays, 1:30-2:30 p.m.
Need to connect another way?
New to CARE?
Leave a message for your counselor or learn more about the program. Complete the CARE contact form.
Already working with Jackie?
Use the MyUHS/CMHC Portal to send a secure message.
Please do not email your CARE counselor. Use the secure portal for communication.
Meet Jackie
Jackie is a licensed clinical social worker with the Counselors in Academic Residence (CARE) program. She provides confidential mental health support for students and partners with faculty and staff to support student well-being.
Jackie is passionate about supporting young adults from diverse backgrounds as they create lives that are meaningful to them. She enjoys helping students navigate identity development, cultural expectations, belonging and mental health through a culturally responsive, mindfulness-based, gender-affirming and trauma-informed approach. Jackie believes in celebrating resilience while gently exploring challenges and incorporating humor when it supports healing.
How Jackie Can Help
Students can meet with Jackie to discuss:
- Stress and anxiety
- Academic concerns
- Relationships
- Trauma-related concerns
- Perfectionism
- Life transitions and adjusting to college
- Personal challenges
- Connecting with campus resources
Services
- Short-term counseling
- Crisis support
- Referrals to campus and community resources
- Group recommendations
Faculty and Staff Consultation
Consult with Jackie about concerns related to a student, available resources or how to support a student in distress. You can also use the contact form to send her a message.
Workshops and Outreach
Jackie offers presentations and workshops for students, faculty and staff on topics such as:
- Stress management
- Test anxiety
- Supporting students in distress
- Other mental health and well-being topics