Please visit the Group Schedule for the Quarter for the list of groups currently running, along with the time and day of each group. If you are interested in a group listed on this webpage, but it is not running this quarter, please call Counseling Services to express interest in the group running for future quarters.
If you are interested in one of the above groups, please schedule a screening appointment via Health-e-Messaging.
Many of the groups offered have elements from each of the descriptions listed below, creating a combined process/support group, for example. The group facilitator(s) can help you better understand how a group fits with your specific needs.
Connection-Based Groups
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- Adelante Mujeres
Join Adelante Mujeres
Welcome to "Adelante Mujeres," a unique and empowering group that is open to all students and designed with the Chicanx/Latinx student experience in mind. Here, we offer a secure and nurturing environment where you can delve into your personal experiences, find emotional support, practice self-care and foster a sense of community on campus..
"Adelante Mujeres" is more than just a group; it's a space where your voice is heard and valued. We encourage members to express themselves in the language they feel most comfortable with, whether it's English, Spanish or a mix of both. This approach ensures that every member can share their story and experiences authentically.
This group is a six-week journey of growth and connection. We ask that members commit to attending all six sessions, not just for their own enrichment, but to create a deep and meaningful experience for all participants. Each session builds on the last, weaving a tapestry of shared stories, strategies for self-care and avenues for emotional support.
Before the start of the group, we require participants to schedule a consultation with our facilitator. This initial meeting helps us tailor the group experience to meet your needs and expectations, ensuring that "Adelante Mujeres" is a perfect fit for you.
Join us in "Adelante Mujeres" and be part of a vibrant community of students. Together, we'll explore, grow and strengthen our connections, celebrating our unique identities and experiences. Let's move forward together, empowering each other every step of the way.
Still learning Spanish? Please ask about our group for English language speakers.
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Connect and Thrive in "Beyond the Margins"
Welcome to "Beyond the Margins," a dynamic support space for all students interested in exploring the experiences of Black, Indigenous and People of Color. Through community and shared solidarity, the group will discuss ways to be rooted in resilience and explore challenges of navigating life at UC Davis Here, you'll find a community where your experiences are not just understood but deeply valued.
In this group, we come together to build a strong network of solidarity, share our stories of resilience, and navigate the unique challenges of life on campus. It's a space where you can freely discuss everything from microaggressions and "isms" to academics, career aspirations, family dynamics, relationships, and the pursuit of holistic well-being.
"Beyond the Margins" is more than just a support group; it's a community of students. We explore the complexities of intersecting identities and work together to find strength and empowerment in our shared journey
And yes, there will be refreshments! It's not just about deep conversations; it's also about enjoying a comfortable and welcoming environment where you can relax and be yourself.
So come join us in "Beyond the Margins." Be a part of a support space where you can connect, grow and thrive. Let's navigate the nuances of life at UC Davis together, fostering a community rooted in resilience and mutual support.To join this group please RSVP using this form.
To sign up, send an e-mail to Tatum Phan at tktphan@ucdavis.edu
- Guys Group
Guys Group
Welcome to Guys Group, a unique and welcoming space that is open to all students interested in exploring the male experience. Here, you're invited to join a community where your experiences are heard, understood and respected.
Guys Group is an opportunity for personal growth and connection in a non-judgmental and supportive environment. We explore a range of topics central to the male experience. From navigating self-esteem and stress management to discussing relationships, gender role expectations, body image and masculinity - every conversation is geared towards fostering insight, emotional intelligence, and stronger connections with others.
We dive deep into life transitions and personal challenges, providing a platform for every group member to express themselves authentically. Your story matters, and we encourage you to share it in the way that feels most comfortable to you.
Our focus extends beyond individual growth, embracing community values, diversity, feminist allyship and mutual respect. Guys Group is a space where you can freely explore and discuss the complexities of being a man in today's world.
Join us and be a part of a supportive community that empowers you to grow, learn and connect. It's not just about sharing experiences; it's about building a community where everyone is encouraged to be their authentic self. Let's navigate this journey together, fostering understanding and respect in a space that celebrates diversity and unity.
Schedule your screening appointment via Health-e-Messaging or by calling (530) 752-0871- Hafez and Rumi Poetry Circle
Join us for a therapeutic poetry healing gathering inspired by the timeless works of Hafez and Rumi. Open to all students, this group fosters connection, nurtures harmony, and cultivates a sense of belonging through the calming and transformative power of poetry.
Students are provided with a space to engage in meaningful dialogue around the themes of poetry, viewed through a therapeutic lens. Together, we explore the need for human connection, support, and inner harmony, as we draw upon the healing energy that poetry provides for the soul. Group participants are offered Persian tea, poetry reading cards and much grounding space for on-going support and navigation of life stressors especially as students.
Hafez, one of the most celebrated Persian poets, continues to inspire with his profound ghazals on love, spirituality, and resistance. His influence endures, offering a deep well of wisdom and serenity for today’s challenges.
Recognized as one of the greatest mystics of Islam, Rumi, a Persian poet from the 13th century, communicated something through his writing that has attracted spiritual seekers from almost every religion in the world, for hundreds of years.
Come join us in this exploration of life and community through the healing lens of poetry.
To sign up, send an e-mail to Sara Ruebelt at sgruebelt@ucdavis.edu- Lavender Connection: LGBTQIA+ Undergraduate Students Support Group
Discover Your Community with Lavender Connection: An LGBTQIA+ Undergraduate Support Group
Welcome to Lavender Connection, a vibrant support that is open to all students, centering on the experience of LGBTQIA+ undergraduates. If you're seeking a secure and confidential space to explore queer and trans identities, this is the place for you.
In Lavender Connection, we provide a nurturing and affirmative environment where you can share your experiences and deepen your understanding of gender and sexual identity. It's a space where your stories, challenges, and victories are heard and celebrated.
Our focus is broad and inclusive, encompassing the unique ways your identity intersects with your cultural background and current context. We explore themes of self-acceptance, community connection and self-care, all tailored to support you in your college journey. Whether it's navigating relationships, understanding career paths, delving into spirituality, discussing campus climate, or balancing family dynamics, we cover it all.
But most importantly, Lavender Connection is about building a sense of empowerment, solidarity and embracing your authentic self. Here, you'll connect with peers and foster a supportive network that extends beyond our meetings.
We warmly welcome all identities including those who are still exploring..
Embark on this journey of discovery and connection with us. Lavender Connection is not just a support group; it's a community where every undergraduate student can thrive.
Schedule your screening appointment via Health-e-Messaging or by calling (530) 752-0871
- Living with Chronic Medical Conditions and Disabilities Group
Thrive Together: A Support Group for Students with Chronic Medical Conditions and Disabilities
Are you a student managing a chronic medical condition or navigating life with a disability? You're not alone. Join our weekly "Living with Chronic Medical Conditions and Disabilities Group," a safe and confidential space dedicated to undergraduate and graduate students like you.
In this group, you'll find a supportive community where you can share experiences, celebrate your accomplishments, and learn new coping strategies. It's a place to foster self-acceptance, empowerment, and enhance your quality of life, all while connecting with peers who understand your journey.
Our discussions cover a range of themes, from self-care and empowerment to the impact of chronic conditions on academics, relationships, and interactions with medical providers. This is your space to explore concerns and discuss issues that matter to you, in a group that gets it.
Please reach out to Counseling Services at (530) 752-0871 for an initial consultation or group screening appointment.
Remember, managing a chronic condition or disability is a journey, and it's one you don't have to travel alone. Let's navigate this path together, sharing experiences and strategies for thriving in college and beyond. Join us and be part of a community that understands, supports, and celebrates you.
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- Movimiento Latino
Movimiento Latino is a group that is open to all students and aims to support student expression using music and dance to explore ethnic identity. Students are introduced to ceremonial, folk and social music that highlight the rich diversity of the Latiné community. Music and dance are used as an art form to teach students healthy ways to manage mood, increase confidence, and improve their overall wellness. No dance experience is necessary, and the group is open to all students who hope to explore Latiné identity and lived experiences.
To sign up, you must commit to attend all six sessions and schedule a brief group screen with the facilitator. Modifications can be made for student’s with physical limitations.
Schedule your screening appointment via Health-e-Messaging or by calling (530) 752-0871- NeuroCrew: Neurodiverse Students
Perhaps you’ve experienced the challenges of trying to navigate a neurotypical world. The anxiety of being accepted… of comprehending social norms and not standing out…of saying something and noticing that it was not received how you intended it. If you self-identify as someone who is dealing with the nuances of ADHD, Autism, or other neurodivergent conditions, our NeuroCrew is here to support you. It is a space to process the traumas and challenges inherent in living in a world that functions differently than our brains. We strive to be a community where your uniqueness is celebrated.
Our facilitators have intersecting identities and experience working with the neurodivergent community. Group sessions are offered in person.
Join our Neurodiversity Support Group and find a space where you can be yourself without fear of judgment. It's a place to grow, learn, and connect with others who share similar experiences. Let's embrace this journey together!
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Coping Skills Groups
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- From Surviving to Thriving: Understanding and Managing Anxiety and Depression
This cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) depression group isn't your typical therapy group – it's a dynamic, culturally sensitive, and supportive space tailored for students just like you. We're all about mixing evidence-based cognitive behavioral therapy with a vibe that'll enable you to share your unique experience of depression and support others who've also been struggling. In this program, you'll dive into the world of CBT for depression, but don't worry, we keep it real and relatable. We're here to help you understand those tricky depressive patterns and equip you with the skills you need to replace them with healthier coping strategies and symptom management. But that's not all! We'll also celebrate what makes YOU awesome. We'll highlight your strengths and resilience, giving you the power to take control of your mental well-being. The college years can be a rollercoaster, and we're here to help you ride it with confidence. Join us and make your mental health a priority!
Schedule your screening appointment via Health-e-Messaging or by calling (530) 752-0871- Building Social Confidence
Elevate Your Social Game with 'Building Social Confidence'
Are you looking to boost your confidence in social settings? 'Building Social Confidence' is the group you've been searching for! Tailored for students aiming to enhance their interpersonal skills, this group is your ticket to thriving in social situations and forging successful relationships.
In this group, you'll dive into the art of building essential social skills. It's not just about learning; it's about transforming your interactions. You'll develop effective communication techniques, learn how to assert yourself confidently, and create a supportive 'community' of social connections.
But that's not all. 'Building Social Confidence' is about catering to your personal social goals. Whether it's making new friends, navigating the dating scene, boosting your academic assertiveness, or mastering the art of public speaking, this group is your safe space to work on these areas with guidance and support.
Join us and be part of a community that's all about growth and empowerment in social settings. Whether you're taking your first steps towards social confidence or looking to level up your existing skills, we're here to help you every step of the way. Remember, social confidence is a skill you can learn and master, and we're excited to embark on this journey with you!
Schedule your screening appointment via Health-e-Messaging or by calling (530) 752-0871- Hey it’s me, Anxiety
This skills group is open to students that struggle with general anxiety. Sometimes the demands of school, work, and relationships can feel overwhelming and this is a good time for anxiety to creep in and take over. Do you ever feel like sometimes your thoughts are racing, your body starts trembling, or you start sweating out of the blue? Anxiety is actually a healthy part of our life, but sometimes when experienced in excess can make us feel like we’re “going crazy.” This group is designed to learn how to have a better relationship with anxiety by learning how to understand and examine how our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are interconnected.
Schedule your screening appointment via Health-e-Messaging or by calling (530) 752-0871- Project Flourish
Project Flourish is a group which is open to all students, designed to equip you with information, tools, practices, mindset, and resources specifically designed to help you explore and experience what it means to flourish.
Project Flourish is holistic, designed to nurture the different dimensions of wellness: Mental Wellness; Physical Wellness; Social Wellness; Abundance/Financial Wellness; Spiritual Wellness; Vocational Wellness; and Environmental Wellness.Project Flourish is integrative, tapping into the wisdom and practices of modern science, positive psychology, and ancient healing traditions.
Project Flourish is evidence-based, providing practical information, practices, and tools on the life skills and habits needed to enhance well-being, build resilience against depression and anxiety, and pursue a meaningful life!
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Theme-Based Groups
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- Inside Out: Women's Self-Empowerment Through Expressive Arts
Are you ready to embark on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment? Inside Out offers a transformative space for all students who are interested in exploring life experiences as self-identified women. Through expressive arts of all modalities, this supportive and nurturing environment is designed to foster healing, mutual understanding, connection with others, and personal growth.
Inside Out is not just an individual process; it's about the power of community. You'll join hands with others, supporting and learning from each other as you navigate essential life themes. Through creative arts-based activities, you will delve into a variety of enriching topics, including: building trust and safety with others, establishing body integrity, embracing open self-expression, finding your inner voice, improving your self-esteem, developing self-care routines, strengthening social support systems, and pursuing ongoing self-discovery.
This group is an opportunity to discover and celebrate your inner wisdom and strength. Whether you're seeking to understand yourself better, improve your relationships, or simply find a supportive community, Inside Out is the perfect place to start. Join us to transform your understanding of yourself and the world from the inside out. Your journey to self-empowerment begins with a single step. We’re here to guide you on your path to wholeness.
Schedule your screening appointment via Health-e-Messaging or by calling (530) 752-0871- Family Differences: Navigating Cultural and Generational Family Dynamics
Connect and Grow with the Family Differences Group
Feeling like there's a world of difference between you and your family? You're not alone. Join our Family Differences Group, a unique space for students navigating the complexities of diverse cultural and generational family dynamics.
This group is more than just a meeting point; it's a supportive community where you can:
• Find understanding and support for the distinctive challenges of growing up in a family with different cultural or generational values.
• Offer and receive support from peers who are also navigating unique family concerns.
• Connect with others who understand the intricacies of complex family upbringings.
• Share experiences and insights about the varied dynamics of cultural and generational relationships.
• Discover effective strategies to foster healthier relationships with your family members.
• Learn and practice improved communication techniques to bridge gaps with family.
• Explore self-care approaches to maintain your wellbeing amidst challenging family interactions.This group is a safe haven for all, regardless of immigration status. We believe in creating a respectful and inclusive environment where every voice is valued and every experience is acknowledged.
Remember, spaces are limited to ensure a close-knit, intimate setting for meaningful discussions and personal growth. Secure your spot in the Family Differences Group and embark on a journey of understanding, connection, and self-discovery. Let's navigate these challenges together, finding strength and resilience in our shared experiences.
Schedule your screening appointment via Health-e-Messaging or by calling (530) 752-0871- Nourish The Body & Self: Eating Disorder Recovery Group
Elevate your journey to wellness at Nourish, our uniquely supportive group therapy experience for those navigating the path of eating disorder recovery. At Nourish, you're more than just a participant; you're a vital member of a community committed to fostering a healthier relationship with food and self-perception.
This group is a place for students at all stages of recovery, offering a safe and empowering space to share insights, challenges, and triumphs. Whether you're actively in recovery or have moved beyond it, Nourish is about growing together, learning from each other, and celebrating the steps we take toward well-being.
Here, you'll be encouraged to identify and tackle a specific recovery goal, enriching your journey and offering valuable perspectives to your peers. With Nourish, you're not just working on recovery; you're building resilience, self-understanding, and lasting connections with others who truly understand.
Join us at Nourish – where your voice matters, your story inspires, and your recovery journey is honored. Let's embrace this path together, fostering strength, courage, and a healthier tomorrow.
Schedule your screening appointment via Health-e-Messaging or by calling (530) 752-0871- Phoenix Rising: A Support Group for Student Survivors of Sexual Trauma
Discover Your Path to Healing and Empowerment with Our Survivor Support Group
Embarking on a journey of recovery from sexual abuse, assault, or trauma can be challenging, but you don't have to walk it alone. Our university offers a special process-oriented support group, tailored for students like you who have faced these hardships either in childhood or as adults. This group is more than just a space; it's a community of understanding, healing, and empowerment.
Here, you'll find a secure and nurturing environment to openly discuss a spectrum of issues that matter to you - relationships, intimacy, sexuality, personal safety, mind-body connection, achieving balance, regaining a sense of control, effective communication, and building trust. It's a place where your experiences are acknowledged, and your journey towards healing is supported.
In addition to offering a compassionate ear and a supportive shoulder, our group focuses on equipping you with practical self-regulation and mind-body awareness skills. These tools are designed to help you navigate your day-to-day life more comfortably and confidently.
Join us and be part of a safe haven where you can heal, grow, and reclaim your strength. This is more than just a group; it's a stepping stone towards a more empowered and balanced you. Remember, in this journey of recovery and rebuilding, you are never alone.
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- Undergraduate Career Exploration Group (UCEG)
Unlock Your Career Potential with the Undergraduate Career Exploration Group (UCEG)
Are you an undergraduate student at a crossroads, pondering your future career path? The Undergraduate Career Exploration Group (UCEG) is your gateway to clarity and confidence in your career choices. This isn't just a group; it's a journey towards discovering what truly resonates with your ambitions and talents.
UCEG is all about interactive, supportive learning. Here, you'll join fellow undergraduates on a quest to uncover how your unique values, interests, and skills align with various occupations and broader career opportunities. It's a space where your career aspirations take center stage, and you're guided to explore them in depth.
Dive into discussions that focus on leveraging your personal strengths and navigating the common uncertainties of career planning. This group is a safe haven for addressing internal conflicts and external challenges, providing you with the insights and tools to make informed career decisions.
For a total cost of only $50, you'll gain access to valuable assessments that are integral to your career exploration journey. Expect to engage in enriching activities outside the six-session group times, dedicating about 1-2 hours per week. This investment of time and resources is a stepping stone to a future where your career choices are not just options, but reflections of your passion and potential.
Join the UCEG and embark on a transformative journey towards career clarity and confidence. Remember, exploring your career path is a pivotal part of your university experience, and we're here to make it as insightful and fulfilling as possible. Let's unlock your career potential together!
Students may apply to the Health Equity Fund to help cover the cost associated with this group. Read more about the Health Equity Fund and apply on this page.
Schedule your screening appointment via Health-e-Messaging or by calling (530) 752-0871- Write to Thrive: Expressive Arts for Survivors of Sexual Trauma
Embark on Your Healing Journey with Write to Thrive: An Expressive Arts-Based Support Group
Welcome to Write to Thrive, a unique and nurturing support group for survivors of sexual trauma. Here, we harness the power of writing and other artistic expressions to create a safe and healing environment for you to explore your journey towards recovery.
This group is your safe space to:
• Build a sense of safety within yourself and your environment.
• Cultivate a supportive network, connecting with others who understand your journey.
• Learn and practice self-care and self-soothing techniques.
• Transition from merely surviving to truly thriving.
• Process and release difficult experiences through creative expression.
• Transform and share your story in a way that empowers you.
• Gain insight into common feelings and reactions shared by survivors.We meet five times throughout the quarter, with each session focusing on life-enhancing themes designed to foster healing and personal growth. In Write to Thrive, you have the freedom to share as much or as little as you're comfortable with, whether in one-on-one pairs or in our group check-ins.
This group is open to all genders, embracing a diverse community of survivors. It's a place where your experiences are validated, your voice is heard, and your journey towards healing is respected and supported.
Join Write to Thrive and take a step towards transforming your experience into a journey of empowerment and resilience. In this group, you're not just surviving; you're recovering your ability to live and thrive.
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- Aggies 4 Recovery: Drop-In Harm Reduction Support Group for Students with Substance Abuse Concerns
Aggies for Recovery is a student run organization that helps students seeking recovery from any disruptive behavior including substance abuse, eating disorders, porn addiction or anything else you might be struggling with. We put a big emphasis on harm reduction which means we meet you where you’re at in your recovery so you don’t have to be completely abstinent to join us, you can figure it out as you go along and find what works for you. We have 3 meetings a week. All of our meetings remain completely confidential so it’s a safe space for everyone. Our goal is to foster a meaningful connection where everyone feels supported. I can provide you more info about anything if you have any questions.
Interested in joining us or want to learn more? Reach out to Stephanie Lake @ 530-752-6334 or sjlake@ucdavis.edu for all the details. At Aggies 4 Recovery we’re excited to welcome you to a community where harm reduction recovery is celebrated and every student has opportunity to thrive in a vibrant supportive environment
Day / Time: Tuesdays 2pm - 3pm
Location: South Hall Room 26
Day / Time: Wednesdays 6pm - 7pm
Location: Cowell Building - park either behind the building or in the tennis court parking lot
Day / Time: Sundays 7pm - 8pm
Location: Cowell Building - park either behind the building or in the tennis court parking lot- Growing Through Dirt: Highlighting Your Strengths
In this drop-in workshop series open to all students, we discuss different skills and topics to support academic success and overall resiliency and wellness. By participating in these workshops, students walk away with tangible skills and overcome setbacks in life, by building on individual strengths and community support. Feel free to join for any, or all weeks!
Graduate and Professional Student Groups
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- Lavender Connection: Graduate and Professional Students Support Group
Connect and Thrive with Lavender Connection: A Support Group for Graduate and Professional Students
Are you a graduate or professional student seeking a community where you can be unapologetically you? Welcome to Lavender Connection, a support group for all students that centers on the LGBTQIA+ experience. This is your safe and confidential haven to discuss and embrace every aspect of your identity.Lavender Connection offers a nurturing and affirmative space where you can share experiences, gain deeper understanding, and foster a strong sense of empowerment. Here, you're not just part of a group; you're part of a community that celebrates diversity and individuality.Our discussions cover a wide range of topics tailored to your unique experiences. Delve into how your identity intersects with your cultural background, ethnic identity, and other facets of your life. Discuss career aspirations, relationship dynamics, spirituality, campus climate, the graduate school experience, and family matters - all within an understanding and supportive environment.We welcome all identities, including those who are still exploring or questioning their identities. Join us at Lavender Connection and find a space where your voice is heard, your experiences are validated, and your identity is celebrated.Embrace this opportunity to connect, grow, and empower yourself alongside peers who understand and share your journey. Remember, at Lavender Connection, you're not just finding a support group; you're discovering a community where you can thrive. Let's journey together in a space that's as vibrant and diverse as you are!
Schedule your screening appointment via Health-e-Messaging or by calling (530) 752-0871- Healing Through Connections - Graduate Student Therapy Group
Healing through Connections: A Graduate Student Therapy Group Experience
Welcome to "Healing Through Connections," a unique therapy group crafted specifically for graduate students.
This group provides a safe and confidential space where you are supported to express yourself openly. It's all about getting in touch with your inner thoughts and feelings, exploring how you relate to others, and understanding the ways you connect or sometimes disconnect. It's a journey towards deeper self-understanding and meaningful connections.
Join us and discover a space where your voice is heard and your experiences are valued. Whether you're looking to deepen your self-awareness, seeking support, or hoping to build connections with peers who understand the graduate student life, this group is for you.
Let's embark on this journey together, fostering a space of healing, understanding, and mutual support.
Schedule your screening appointment via Health-e-Messaging or by calling (530) 752-0871
- Heart of Medicine: A Medical Student Support Group (Reservation Required)
Join the Heart of Medicine: A Supportive Community for Medical Students
Embark on a journey of growth and connection with "Heart of Medicine," a support group tailored specifically for medical students like you. Here, you'll find a shared space to delve into the unique challenges and experiences of medical school life.
This group is all about personal development, offering a supportive environment where you can both seek encouragement and uplift your peers. Whether you're in your first year or nearing the end of your medical education, every student across all years is welcome and encouraged to be a part of this community.
To ensure accessibility for everyone, "Heart of Medicine" is hosted via an encrypted version of Zoom, allowing students from all years to join easily. The group meets every other week from September 6th through December 13th, creating a consistent space for ongoing support and growth. While attendance at all sessions is strongly encouraged, we understand the demands of medical school and aim to accommodate your schedule.
Space in this group is exclusive, limited to the first 15 students, ensuring a close-knit and personal experience. If you're interested in joining or want more information, please contact Dr. Stephen Simonson at ssimonson@ucdavis.edu.
Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a supportive network that understands the heart of your medical journey. Join "Heart of Medicine" and connect with a community that's here to support you through every step of your medical education.
For more information or to register for this group contact Dr. Stephen Simonson at ssimonson@ucdavis.edu.
Group is limited to first 15 students and after the second meeting of this 6-week series the group will be closed.