Psychiatric Care for College Students in Texas

Start with your campus and your next task

Use the Texas college and university guides to find official counseling intake, student health and record-transfer routes. Each guide explains the process published by that institution. Availability and eligibility belong to the campus service; a resource listing does not reserve an appointment or establish a partnership with Lyte.

Keep counseling, prescribing and insurance questions separate

Ask each office what service the appointment provides, what records it needs and how follow-up is arranged. If you already have a treating clinician, ask that clinician how to plan care while a new appointment is pending. Bring questions about your current treatment to the clinician rather than assuming another office has accepted responsibility for it.

Plan around classes, privacy and travel

Choose a private place and a time you can protect from classes, work and interruptions. Lyte telehealth visits require the patient to be physically located in Texas at the time of the visit. Tell the practice about travel or an upcoming move before arranging a visit. Use the first-appointment planner to organize questions and information.

Recheck coverage when your student status changes

Graduation, a funding change or a change in enrollment can raise questions about the end date of student coverage. Ask the plan administrator for the actual dates and any required referral before booking outside campus. The care access guides cover specific student and coverage transitions. These instructions do not determine your eligibility or promise a particular insurance benefit.

Conditions We Treat

• Anxiety Disorders
• Depression
• Panic Disorder
• Social Anxiety
• Academic Stress
• Insomnia
• Adjustment Disorder
• Bipolar Disorder
• OCD

How to Get Started

Frequently Asked Questions