17 Health and Well Being Resources
UNIVERSITY HEALTH SERVICES
The Student Health Center offers health services tailored to students. Services are affordable and right on campus. Appointments available online or by phone.
Services:
- Urgent Care
- Primary Care
- Mental Health Services
- Sexual Health Services
- Reproductive Health
- Sports Medicine
- Immunizations
- LGBTQIA+ Health
- Lab & X-Ray
HEALTH PROMOTION SERVICES
Students Against Violence
SAV is a peer health education program that focuses on preventing sexual violence by offering interactive and engaging programs and activities centered on healthy and equitable relationships, supporting survivors, and becoming an active bystander.
Meetings: Mondays at 5 p.m. in the Student Health Center Room 202.
HealthyCats
HealthyCats is a peer health education program focused on promoting individual student health and wellness through presentations, outreach, and events.
Meetings: Tuesdays at 5 pm in the Student Health Center Room 202
Student Recovery Alliance
SRA is a recovery community for Texas State students in or seeking recovery from alcohol, drugs, or co-occurring disorders. We share experiences, work together, plan sober events, and discuss struggles and triumphs.
Meetings: Wednesdays at 5 pm in the Student Health Center Room 202
Sexual and Dating Violence
Sexual violence and dating violence are never the fault of the survivor, no matter the circumstances. All students deserve to have access to resources. Learn more about on and off campus resources and reporting options.
MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
Counseling Center
The Counseling Center supports the wellbeing and resiliency of students as they navigate life while enrolled at Texas State University. Services include consultation, crisis response, brief counseling, prevention activities and educational workshops and webinars.
TimelyCare
Texas State University students have 24/7 access to virtual care services with TimelyCare — the virtual health and well-being platform designed for college students.
Wellness Wheel
A “wellness wheel” has eight sections representing one’s life. Rank your level of satisfaction with each area: a ranking of 1 means you are struggling and feel unfulfilled in that area, whereas 5 means you are very satisfied with that area and do not think it needs much improvement. Color the number of spaces on the wheel that match your ranking, starting from the inside and working out. Once you are done, reflect on which areas you need improvement on and which ones you feel satisfied with. What next steps can you take to celebrate your areas of success and strengthen your areas of need?
