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Western Oregon University - Student Health & Counseling Center
About the
Health & Counseling Center:
An overview of the services we offer
Introduction to the Student Health and Couseling Center
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Some the topics:
Student Health History Form
The completed form and a copy of your MMR immunization records are required by the Oregon State Health Division of all entering students taking at least nine (6) credit hours or more at WOU. For the form, instructions and more info
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Blood Drives:
Each term, the Student Health and Counseling Center sponsors the American Red Cross’s Blood Drive. Notices and online updates are sent out to the campus and community as the terms blood drive approaches for individuals to make appointments online. learn more
Campus Wellness Challenge (CWC):
Designed to help set and achieve personal wellness goals, by keeping a log of food intake and activity levels. learn more
Peer Mentoring:
-Promoting healthy lifestyles
-Assisting the transition to college
-Providing services to peers/community. learn more
Check out the cold center!
Western's all new self-help station in the waiting room of the Health and Counseling center. Are you suffering from that pesky illness that accounts for up to 189 million school days lost each year? Come grab a kit and start working towards feeling better once again!
Hours of operation:
8am -5pm mon thru fri
location: ( map)
across from Werner Center
ph: 503.838.8313
email: studenthealth@wou.edu
To learn more about harassment counseling: physical, sexual & hate based- click here
The counseling center professional staff is composed of state licensed counselors, therapists and graduate-level interns. The staff has experience working with a wide variety of mental health issues.
What types of issues can they help me with?
Students seek assistance on a variety of concerns such as depression, relationship issues, eating disorders, test anxiety, sexual assault, harassment physical, sexual & hate based, grief and loss, sexuality issues, psychological trauma, adjustment to school, stress management, anger management, substance abuse, self esteem, issues with roommates, performance anxiety, phobias, life planning and vocation exploration.
Where is it located?
The counseling center is located in the student health services building on Church Street across from the Werner University Center.
Who is eligible to obtain services?
Students who are currently enrolled for nine or more credit hours, or who opt to pay the health and counseling center fee, may receive services at the counseling center.
What are the hours?
The counseling center is open monday through friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
How do I make an appointment?
The first appointment is an intake session. This session allows you to become comfortable with the counselor and the counselor to become acquainted with your issues. Any student of WOU, registered for at least 9 nine credit hours, is eligible to access the counseling center for an intake session and five follow-up sessions for free. Students who wish to continue counseling after their five follow up sessions will be charged $25 a session through the student’s account.
Western Oregon University
345 N. Monmouth Ave.; Monmouth, OR 97361
ph:503.838.8313 or e-mail: studenthealth@wou.edu
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