University of Miami COPE

University of Miami COPE COPE is a group of undergraduate students who are passionate about the mental health of our campus community. https://linktr.ee/cope_umiami

They create programming to reduce mental health stigmas while connecting students to the Counseling Center. Linktree: linktr.ee/cope_umiami

COPE (Counseling Outreach Peer Education) members are a diverse group of highly motivated undergraduate students who are passionate about college mental health and creating programming to reduce mental health stigma. They help students connect to the Counseling Center and understand the resources available. Peer Educators develop and execute outreach programs that will:
-Promote emotional well-being among the student body.
-Raise awareness regarding college mental health stressors.
-Provide education and resources.
-Increase awareness among students about the services offered at the UM Counseling Center. DISCLAIMER: The sole purpose of this page is to keep the University of Miami community informed of our events and to provide useful information relevant to mental health issues. This page is not monitored daily and is used for information sharing only. If you wish to communicate directly with someone from the Counseling Center, please contact the UMCC office at (305) 284-5511 Monday-Friday between 8:30AM-5:00PM. In case of an after-hours emergency, call the University of Miami Police Department at (305) 284-6666 and/or 911. By voluntarily becoming a Follower of our page, your name and Facebook profile will be visible to others. Follwers of this site are not necessarily receiving services from the University of Miami Counseling Center.

Healthy Body Talk Week came to a close, and we’re so grateful for every student who stopped by to reflect, connect, and ...
11/14/2025

Healthy Body Talk Week came to a close, and we’re so grateful for every student who stopped by to reflect, connect, and rethink the way we talk about our bodies. Throughout the week, COPE created space for honest conversations about comparison, self-image, eating habits, and the impact of stigmatizing language.

Thank you to everyone who showed up with curiosity and openness. Together, we can shift the narrative toward body neutrality, compassion, and healthier ways of speaking to ourselves and each other!

We are so grateful to have presented today at the Fall President’s Commission Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drugs Mee...
11/13/2025

We are so grateful to have presented today at the Fall President’s Commission Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drugs Meeting! Thank you to our UM Trustees and Chair Rose Ellen Greene for allowing this space for discussion. And thank you to those who presented alongside us. We love our UM community and continue to strive for growth on our campus!🧡💚

Today, COPE welcomed students from The Mental Health Club at Christopher Columbus High School to the University of Miami...
11/11/2025

Today, COPE welcomed students from The Mental Health Club at Christopher Columbus High School to the University of Miami for a powerful day of conversation and connection.

Our male-identified COPE members shared personal testimonies about their own mental health journeys and led open discussions about well-being, vulnerability, and breaking stigma within male communities.

The students asked thoughtful questions about campus resources and what it truly means to prioritize mental health in college. Their curiosity, openness, and passion for change reflect the kind of leadership that inspires hope for the future.

Thank you to the students and mentors from Christopher Columbus High School for spending the day with us and for your commitment to shaping a generation of young men who choose empathy, awareness, and courage.

Today is Monday, which means it’s time for a Mental Health Monday reminder! Don’t forget to take breaks as we reach the ...
11/10/2025

Today is Monday, which means it’s time for a Mental Health Monday reminder! Don’t forget to take breaks as we reach the final stretch of the semester! 💕

11/07/2025

This International Stress Awareness Day, we just wanted to create a quick Reel to share how we COPE with stress. How do *you* COPE with stress?

Healthy Body Talk WeekJoin us in celebrating a week dedicated to reshaping the way we talk about our bodies and appearan...
11/06/2025

Healthy Body Talk Week

Join us in celebrating a week dedicated to reshaping the way we talk about our bodies and appearances. This initiative encourages us to redirect unhealthy language, reframe negative self-talk, and educate our community about body neutrality and the danger of stigmatizing words.

We are whole and complete just the way we are.

Event Schedule:
11/12, 1:30–3:30 pm – Centennial Village Patio
11/12, 6:30–8:00 pm – Herbert Wellness Center
11/13, 6:30–8:00 pm – Mahoney/Pearson Commons

Happy Mental Health Monday! Here’s to starting the week off strong with some reminders about your mental health 🧠💕 ...
11/03/2025

Happy Mental Health Monday! Here’s to starting the week off strong with some reminders about your mental health 🧠💕

Class registration starts today! Take it one step at a time, and don’t forget to check in with yourself along the way. Y...
11/03/2025

Class registration starts today! Take it one step at a time, and don’t forget to check in with yourself along the way. Your mental health matters just as much as your schedule.

Gratitude journaling isn’t just about listing things you’re thankful for— it’s a way to shift your focus toward the good...
11/02/2025

Gratitude journaling isn’t just about listing things you’re thankful for— it’s a way to shift your focus toward the good, even on hard days. This National Gratitude Month, take a moment to write down what’s bringing you peace today.

The Clothesline Project gave our campus community space to confront the reality of sexual assault, domestic violence, an...
10/31/2025

The Clothesline Project gave our campus community space to confront the reality of sexual assault, domestic violence, and all forms of abuse and violence. Each shirt carries the story of a survivor— stories of pain, courage, and resilience hanging side by side. Through every shirt displayed, COPE helped spark conversations, raise awareness, and remind our community that healing begins when we listen, believe, and stand together.

Have a safe and spooky Halloween! 🎃✨ Don’t forget to look after your mental health tonight 💜🧡
10/31/2025

Have a safe and spooky Halloween! 🎃✨ Don’t forget to look after your mental health tonight 💜🧡

: Each shirt on the clothesline represents a survivor’s voice — a story of pain, resilience, and healing. Standing tog...
10/29/2025

: Each shirt on the clothesline represents a survivor’s voice — a story of pain, resilience, and healing. Standing together, we honor their courage and commit to breaking the silence.

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Tuesday 8:30am - 7pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 7pm
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