Counselors for Social Justice at Texas State University

Who We Are

Members of Texas State Counselors for Social Justice are Professional Counseling Program graduate students in the Department of Counseling, Leadership, Adult Education, and School Psychology who share a commitment to justice, equity, and ending oppressive conditions affecting individuals, families, and society.

We are committed to social justice and increasing access to and quality of mental health care for everyone.

What We Do

We meet every semester to discuss social justice topics and advocate for causes. We also host speakers each semester to present on a topic related to social justice and mental health. Additionally, we are committed to giving back to our community so we volunteer with a local non-profit every semester.

Get Involved

Do you want to join CSJ? Do you want to be a speaker or presenter for our group? Do you have an idea for a speaker or presenter? Email us: csjtxst@gmail.com

Blog

Day of Learning Recap

Texas State Counselors for Social Justice’s Day of Learning brought together graduate students in counseling, licensed professionals, and members of the community who are interested in social justice and increasing access to counseling and quality of counseling services for members of diverse populations. Thank you Thank you to all of our facilitators, staff, advisors, speakers,…

CSJ July 2019 Updates

Day of Learning – Fall 2020 Texas State Counselors for Social Justice is planning our second annual Day of Learning symposium next fall at the LBJ Center. We’re looking for volunteers to help us organize this event. If you’re interested, email us at csjtxst@gmail.com. Join Us on July 14th Our next meeting is July 14…

CSJ January 2019 Updates

Day of Learning Counselors for Social Justice is hosting a Day of Learning symposium for graduate students, licensed professionals, and others in the community interested in counseling diverse populations. Topics covered will include undocumented issues, police use of excessive force, working with transgender clients and their families, white fragility, and more. The symposium is free…