College is full of excitement, opportunities and also challenges. You鈥檙e living in a new place, with new people and new responsibilities. The 天美影视传媒 has many services to help you stay healthy 鈥� emotionally, mentally and physically 鈥� so you can make the most of your time at the UW.
A great place to get started is , the one-stop health and wellness website that connects UW Seattle students to a range of services and information. We’ve also highlighted some helpful resources below.
Get support for tough issues
Struggling to find the right campus resource? Get answers from caring professionals聽about issues from聽relationship violence, to alcohol and other drugs and聽emotional health, or explore the trainings and education we offer in living communities and on campus.
Find support for unexpected financial hardship
Life can be unpredictable. From family emergencies to natural disasters, unexpected costs can cause stress and impact your academic success and personal well being. All three UW campuses now offer聽Emergency Aid to currently enrolled students.
Feel better
Got a cold? Twisted your ankle? Just not feeling right? Physicians and nurse practitioners at Husky Health can help you get back on the road to healthy.
Video: Mental Health at UW
See members of the UW community speaking to the importance of paying attention to your mental health and seeking help when you need it. When you鈥檙e a Husky, you鈥檙e not alone.
Talk with a counselor
At the Counseling Center, you can talk with a psychologist or mental health counselor or get crisis help right away. And there鈥檚 no charge for most of our services.
Explore mental health support services
UW offers many mental health services, including counseling, crisis intervention, medication evaluation, group therapy and support groups, mindfulness meditation and more.
Get emergency medical help
If you’re feeling ill or have an injury on an聽evening or weekend, contact the after-hours, no-cost consulting nurse service available to students at 206-744-2500.聽If you are in聽a life-threatening situation, call 911 or go聽to the nearest emergency room.
Need to talk with someone right away?
If you’re experiencing an emotional crisis, King County Crisis Connections is there to help,聽offering聽telephone-based 24-hour crisis care, including suicide intervention.
Exercise and聽have fun
From rock climbing to cardio, basketball to kayaking, swimming to golf, and intramural sports to mindfulness, UW Recreation has options for everyone.