Student Wellness

Oklahoma State University is a community that cares. Mental wellness is very important – now more than ever. OSU offers a variety of mental health resources and trainings for students.

Looking for some quick and simple meals to make at home? Join us for Easy Eats with Student Wellness! We will show you how to cook several tasty meals all with common and easy-to-find ingredients.

Join us each week for Talk About it Tuesday, where we will address a variety of relevant topics to help you have a happy and healthy college experience.

University Health Services is an outpatient ambulatory care facility designed to provide cost effective, physician directed, health care.

Student Counseling Center (SCC) services include individual, group, grief and substance abuse counseling. It also offers a walk-in clinic, crisis counseling and psychiatric services.

Share the W.E.A.L.T.H. is a peer health education program. Share the W.E.A.L.T.H. programs are entertaining, interactive and educational and are available for campus organizations, groups, affiliates and academic classes.

The council advocates for wellness programs and policies that align with the needs of our students. Our mission is to strengthen the student voice in campus health. Join the conversation!

Wellness State is a peer health education program specifically designed to help freshmen address health issues. The program integrates technology with a classroom setting that’s engaging and informative.

Want to find a nutrition plan that works for you? We offer nutrition counseling for students, faculty and staff. A registered, licensed dietitian is ready to assist you in developing a practical meal plan to meet your specific dietary needs.

The Alcohol and Substance Abuse Center (ASAC) provides confidential services for students struggling with substance abuse. With professional counselors standing by, the center is dedicated to supporting your intellectual, personal and social growth.

OSU is committed to providing a safe environment for our students, the 1 is 2 Many program is designed to raise awareness about and prevent domestic violence, sexual harassment and sexual violence.

Need to destress? The Reboot Center offers activities and games to help you get refreshed. The center is open to students, faculty and staff at no cost on a walk-in basis.

Take a proactive approach to your health with a personalized health risk assessment. These screenings, designed for early detection of health problems, are available to help you monitor and take control of your health.

Therapist Assisted Online Self-Help is a completely private online library of behavioral health resources that includes interactive educational modules and practice tools to help you understand and manage how you feel, think and act.

Choosing healthy food on campus is easier than ever. Just look for the “Choose Orange” logo at OSU restaurants and vending machines!