Your well-being matters
Health & wellness
Week 10: Health & wellness
Student tips
Prioritizing your well-being.
- Prioritize your health: Visit the Student Health Center for immunizations, illness, injuries and more. Call 573-882-7481 to schedule an appointment.
- Make time to recharge: Explore meditation, stress management and wellness services at the Wellness Resource Center.
- Build healthy habits: Balance classes with sleep, nutritious meals, movement and time to relax.
- Check in with yourself: Make time to reflect on how you’re feeling and seek support when needed.
- Explore counseling: Call 573-882-6601 to schedule a screening for group or individual therapy.
- Find support anytime: Use the newly-available TimelyCare app for 24/7 emotional support from a licensed counselor.
- Ask for help: The Mizzou Care Team can connect you with support for relationship concerns, food insecurity and housing challenges.
- Try well-being coaching: Book an appointment to explore strategies for managing stress and building healthy routines.
- Know your resources: Save important contact information, including the Student Health Center and 24/7 Nurse Advice Line.
- Take breaks: Step away from studying, get outside or connect with friends to recharge.
- Reach out early: You don’t have to wait until you feel overwhelmed to ask for help.
Top Roary questions of the week
- Where are the printers located/is there a page limit for printing?
- We offer Print Anywhere, which allows Tigers to print to any network-connected printer. Undergraduates are issued $17.50 print allowance per semester. Find more information here doit.missouri.edu/services/printing.
- I’m struggling financially. What financial resources are there for me?
- If you experience a hardship or any other special circumstance, your financial aid can be reevaluated. Find more information at financialaid.missouri.edu/receiving-…rcumstances and financialaid.missouri.edu/applying-f…ergency-aid.
- I need help getting involved.
- You can meet with an Involvement Ambassador. They can help you explore opportunities that fit your interests and make sure you’re getting the most out of them.
- Schedule a consultation: mizzou.us/involvementambassador.
- You can also find campus events and clubs here: engage.missouri.edu
- And Mizzou’s Resource Centers may be helpful for community, advocacy, and support.
- You can meet with an Involvement Ambassador. They can help you explore opportunities that fit your interests and make sure you’re getting the most out of them.
Student Health Center
Your on campus doctor’s office
Call 573-882-7481 to schedule an appointment. Same-day appointments are typically available. Services include immunizations, behavioral health testing, cold and flu care, injury assistance and access to the 24/7 Nurse Advice Line.
Wellness Resource Center
Holistic support for your well-bring
Explore stress management programs, coaching, meditation and other services led by professionals who specialize in supporting college students. Don’t forget to relax in the massage chairs! Most services are included in your student health fee.
Counseling Center
Mental health support
College is a time of change, growth and new experiences. Connecting with counseling services can help you navigate this transition and make the most of your college experience. Call 573-882-6601 to schedule a brief screening for group or individual therapy. For urgent concerns, call the same number anytime, 24/7.
Care Team
Support is all around
The Mizzou Care Team provides compassionate, holistic support to help students navigate challenges, from relationship concerns to food and housing insecurity. If you or someone else is experiencing an emergency, always call 911.
TimelyCare
Need support between appointments?
Through the TimelyCare app, you can access 24/7 emotional support from a licensed counselor for help with immediate concerns, or to get support between your next counseling appointment. Login with your umsystem email.
Faculty & Staff Toolkits
Weekly toolkits are available for faculty and staff to communicate what Tigers need to know. Toolkits include:
- Horizontal LED
- Vertical LED
- PPT slide
- Messaging
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