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Are you searching for health and well-being resources for yourself or another 91�Ʋ��� student?����

91�Ʋ��� staff are ready to provide you with support and care. Below are some of the health and well-being resources available through the .*����

Student Care Coordination �į��

  can be your first place to go for help figuring out what you need and where and how to get support. Student care coordinators work with you to develop a success plan, tell you about and connect you with appropriate on- and off-campus resources, and help keep you accountable (if you want) with follow-up meetings and support. To get started,  and schedule an appointment or attend a Drop-In Care Coordination session. . �į��

University Counseling Center ��

The University Counseling Center  for some conditions, medication management and counseling.  are a quick way to informally connect with a therapist without an appointment. The UCC also offers  that provide supportive and affirming spaces where students can talk about their challenges and build connections. �į��

Center for Student Wellbeing �į��

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Student Health Center �į��

�ճ��  can handle the primary health care needs of eligible students. There are no office co-pays for routine visits. Whether you are sick or injured, managing a chronic health problem or working to develop a healthier lifestyle, the SHC is here to help. �į ��

• Parking update: Starting Aug. 1, reserved spaces for the Student Health Center will be in Lot 31 (near the Center for Student Wellbeing) and Lot 63 on 24th Avenue South. The map below shows the new parking configuration and updated walking paths to the SHC. ��

QPR Launch��

The Student Care Network is now offering Question, Persuade and Refer (QPR) suicide prevention training. This program equips students, faculty and staff to recognize warning signs of someone in crisis and gives them the tools and confidence to help. If you’d like to learn more, you can request QPR training through the

Drop-In Services �į��

Drop-in services are offered by the Student Care Network and other offices across campus. These services provide a quick and convenient way to talk about your concerns, find resources to help, and connect with staff members.  . ��

Self-Directed Tools and Telehealth �į��

It’s not always possible or convenient to meet with on-campus support staff. To help provide you with ��support anywhere at any time, 91�Ʋ��� has several resources that supplement SCN services. �į��

• Sign up for mental health telehealth: Schedule a visit with a therapist virtually by visiting 91�Ʋ��� Telehealth powered by
• Headspace mindfulness app: 91�Ʋ��� has arranged for students to have free access to Headspace—an award-winning, research-backed digital tool for mindful living. Headspace has been shown to reduce stress, improve focus and increase resilience and happiness.  ��
•   is a therapy database that can help students find therapy providers off campus. Students can create a free account using their 91�Ʋ��� email address and search providers in Nashville or another state. Students can use filters to search through different factors to find their best match. Providers can also be filtered by the colleges they serve, where those listed as serving the 91�Ʋ��� community have been invited to join by Student Care Coordination. �į �į��
  • To sign up, , select “Student” and use your 91�Ʋ��� email address to create a username and password. Agree to the Terms of Use and “Sign Up.” You’ll receive a confirmation email, which you’ll need to follow to finish the process. Then you can search the tailored directory of providers who specialize in student mental health. ��

You can check out other resources on the SCN’s    page. �į��

Crisis Resources �į��

• UCC Urgent Care: 615-322-2571 (press option 1 to speak with a provider after hours) �į��
• Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: 988 �į��
• Crisis Text Line: Text VANDY to 741741 �į��
• Project Safe 24-Hour Crisis/Support Hotline: 615-322-7233��
• VUPD: If there is an emergency on campus, call the 91�Ʋ��� University Police Department at 615-421-1911 ��
• Local Police Department: Call 911 �į��
• Emergency Room: If you or someone you know needs immediate medical assistance, please go to the nearest emergency room. The closest one to campus is the 91�Ʋ��� University Medical Center Emergency Room, 1211 Medical Center Drive, Nashville, TN 37232. ��

GriefNet��

• If you are looking for grief support resources, please explore the  .��

Supporting Other Students��

There are many ways you can support students who are struggling with their personal, physical or emotional well-being, starting with ��encouraging them to use the resources listed above. If you think a Commodore is in distress and could benefit from wellness support and professional resources, you can submit a . (Information about when you should submit a student of concern form is on the .)��

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You at VU  �į��

At 91�Ʋ���, fostering a deep sense of belonging for every community member is a core value. You at VU encompasses campus resources to help members of the 91�Ʋ��� community to be well, grow and thrive physically, emotionally, mentally, socially and professionally. The You at VU portal is a one-stop spot where students, staff and faculty can find ways to connect with others, engage across campus and find well-being support and resources. Each person who is part of our campus shares one commonality: You belong here. For more information, visit vanderbilt.edu/youatvu. ��