Welcome to Campus Wellness
Campus Wellness is here to help all students at the University of Waterloo. Our professionals provide primary medical care and mental health services using an inclusive, connected, and collaborative approach.
You can find the Health Services building across from the Student Life Centre (SLC) or by calling 519-888-4096. You can find Counselling Services at Needles Hall North, 2nd floor or by calling 519-888-4567 ext. 32655. See our Hours page for more information about specific service hours.
Our offices are a place where human rights are respected and where LGBTQ+ people, and their friends and allies, are welcome and supported.
News
- May 26, 2020Campus Wellness – Changes in Service Notice
At this time Campus Wellness (Counselling Services and Health Services) remains open with shortened hours and alternative processes in place in response to the ever changing COVID-19 situation. In consultations with Public Health and medical experts we will be moving toward with the following new measures as of Tuesday, March 17, 2020. To book an appointment with Counselling Services please call, 519-888-4567 ext. 32655 and to book an appointment with Health Services please call, 519-888-4096.
- May 28, 2020Promoting wellness through active living…even while remote!
However you choose to move, the most important part is that you do! We spoke with Robbyn Hesch, Donna Rheams and Adam Steeves from the Department of Athletics and Recreation about the importance of active living and the wellness initiatives they’re leading.
- May 26, 2020Region of Waterloo Public Health launches new self-assessment tool
The Input Health COVID-19 Population Health Navigator has been launched on the Region of Waterloo Public Health and Emergency Services website. The Navigator uses the same COVID self-assessment tool as the Ministry of Health and quickly links patients with their own primary care provider (if they have signed up to the service) or to another virtual primary care provider (e.g.
Blog
- Sep. 4, 2019UW Co-op Connection: Combatting Loneliness While on Co-op
Marina Angel, a 3rd year co-op student, shares her story with loneliness on co-op and how she combated isolation. Loneliness is a common feeling for university students, and can affect your mental wellness and ability to cope in new environments. Learn more about Co-op Connection and how you can stay connected to campus.
- Aug. 28, 2019Welcome wellness into your new school year
Tips from Campus Wellness for leading a better-balanced lifestyle
- Aug. 14, 2019Our Family Health Clinic
One of the many services offered at UW’s Health Services is the Family Health Clinic. This clinic was created to support family members of registered University of Waterloo undergraduate and graduate students, visiting scholars, and post-doctorates. This clinic provides family members (parents, spouses, children) their primary health care (prenatal, well child, chronic illness management, urgent illness) so they are not left having to seek routine care provision through emergency rooms and walk-in clinics.
