Loyola University Chicago

Help students find therapists/providers covered by their insurance.

An eight-week course exploring belonging through mind/body practices and art-making.

Multidisciplinary assessment provided by a team including mental health providers, medical providers, and a registered dietitian for students facing d...

Participation in group or individual counseling is expected in order to receive ongoing medication management. Students in counseling may be referred ...

Information and services related to COVID-19.

Instructions on recognizing signs of an overdose and how to respond, includes a dose of Narcan for all attendees.

Available to address a variety of nutrition-related health concerns.

Visits for common illnesses such as respiratory infections, urinary tract infections, headaches, abdominal pain, STIs, and dermatologic conditions.

Appointments for acute illnesses and conditions with a Registered Nurse, Nurse Practitioner or Medical Doctor.

Short-term support for disordered eating and eating disorders, including assessments and treatment recommendations by a multidisciplinary team consist...

Classes offered throughout the year at Halas.

An eight-week peer support group for students experiencing grief and loss, co-facilitated by the Wellness Center and Campus Ministry.

Led by a certified instructor, these groups provide support for new and long-term mindfulness practitioners.

A recommended treatment of choice for addressing various issues faced by college students, offered both virtually and in-person.

Routine gynecologic exams for women's health.

Examinations performed by a nurse practitioner or gynecologist, with chaperones offered for sensitive exams.

Weight checks for students involved in outpatient eating disorder treatment, requiring documentation from an outside provider.

Crisis intervention, time-limited individual counseling, and group therapies, free of charge and confidential.

high quality, confidential, and holistic health promotion services

high quality, confidential, and holistic medical services

Students with active symptoms of COVID-19 may schedule testing at the Wellness Center.

AHS Family Health Center providing medical and dental services.

Vaccination services including various immunizations and TB testing.

Individual psychotherapy available either in-person or virtually through the Wellness Center.

Educational programs aimed at graduate students in the mental health field.

Lab tests may be ordered by a provider during a medical visit.

Some lab tests provided for an additional fee.

Consultation with a psychiatric provider after the initial phone consultation.

Examples include allergy shots, suture removal, ear irrigation, and wound care.

Psychotropic medication may help reduce the intensity of physical symptoms, facilitating better engagement in therapy.

Provided for an additional fee.

Easy to access brief meditations to help students cope with finals, available in shorter and longer recording options.

An ongoing group teaching meditation and its benefits through connectedness.

Brief counseling with a mental health professional at the Wellness Center or assistance connecting to a community mental health provider.

30 minute phone consultation appointment with a Mental Health Professional (MHP) to assess nature and urgency of concerns.

Provides counseling for a variety of mental health issues and conditions.

Access to various mental health groups for students.

Psychiatry appointments typically vary from 30 to 60 minutes. Skilled and experienced clinicians evaluate students for psychiatric medications, prescr...

Initial phone consultations available for mental health services.

high quality, confidential, and holistic mental health services

Confidential support for mental health crises after hours.

Practices aimed at promoting awareness and presence.

An 8-week mindfulness-based group designed to help manage stress, anxiety, and depression.

The Wellness Center has offered mindfulness meditation programs for students since 2002. These programs help students deal with stress and develop pre...

Provides health advice, schedules appointments, answers questions about immunizations and health concerns.

Scheduled for 1 hour, this initial consultation includes a discussion about current eating habits and personalized nutrition guidance. Follow-up appoi...

Nutrition appointments can be conducted in person or via video conferencing at the Wellness Center.

Nutrition counseling services to help students with meal planning, food allergies, gastrointestinal problems, diabetes, sports nutrition, weight manag...

Resources provided for nutritional guidance and support.

Guides available for enhancing nutritional knowledge and practices.

Information regarding service costs.

A virtual interpersonal process group for graduate and professional students to share experiences and improve relationships.

A semester-long group for undergraduate students to explore emotions and reflect on thoughts and behaviors in relationships.

Tools to help individuals assess their mental health status.

Advice from a nurse.

Short-term treatment by a staff nurse, physician, or nurse practitioner.

Includes gynecologic exams, immunizations, and TB screening.

Helping students with their healthcare needs.

Medical specialty focused on diagnosing and treating mental health issues.

Angel Yiting Cheng, Ph.D. providing psychological services.

Vita Nova, offering psychological services.

Offers referrals to specialized care or community treatment when needed.

Provides resources for longer term or specialized care outside of business hours.

Confidential testing for common sexually transmitted infections including chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, trichomoniasis, human papillomavirus, herpes...

A therapy group for undocumented students focusing on their unique experiences and challenges.

Teaches tools to recognize suicide warning signs and a three-step method to respond to distress.

Programs and services aimed at preventing suicide.

A virtual group providing community and support for graduate students of Black/African ancestry.

A therapy group for students identifying as LGBTQIA+, providing a safe and supportive space.

A virtual group open to graduate students for support on research projects.

General description of health services offered.

Of Vineyards and Canopies, offering therapy services.

Same-day appointments offered for life-threatening or acute situations.

Care provided after regular office hours for urgent medical issues.

Free flu shots will be available at the Wellness Fair on a first come, first serve basis.

Free flu vaccines available for HSC students at the HSC Wellness Center. Faculty and Staff may sign-up for a free flu vaccine at the Lake Shore, Water...

A 10-week group focused on building a better relationship with food and body through intuitive eating.

Offers general health information and referrals, and schedules immunization appointments.

Includes unlimited group therapy visits.

Programs designed to enhance wellness specifically for students.

Counseling services available for support and coping with experiences related to gender-based violence.

Medical treatment offered at the wellness center, available during specified hours.

Focused on best practices for emotional support as well as tangible aid/resources for those affected by sexual and/or relationship violence.

A support group centering on the experiences of womxn of color in processing identity-related challenges.

Aimed at providing skills necessary to have helpful conversations with students who have experienced dating violence, sexual misconduct, and stalking.

Covers abusive relationships, red flags, and intervention strategies to support friends in unhealthy dating situations.