Find what you need online! We have collected a variety of online materials filled with information on all kinds of health and wellness related topics. Some of our favorites are below.
Are there any questions that this website doesn't address? Do you have a question that you feel like you need to discuss in great detail? We can be reached from 8:30am - 5pm, Mon Thurs, and Fri 10:30am - 5pm at 206.296.6300. You may also email us at studenthealthcenter@seattleu.edu
Find resources for many student support needs at the Student Support Center including chat options.
Most of the time when we are sick it is caused by virus. Unfortunately, most of the time you just have to get through it and manage your symptoms. Please see our Respiratory Symptom Management handout for recommendations.
Cold & Flu kits are available at the Student Health Center as well as the Office of Wellness and Health Promotion (Student Center 380)
Keep your germs to yourself
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STD risk assessment and testing is available at the Seattle U Student Health Center as well as PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis). Please call to schedule your appointment.
Reliable sources of information
In addition to the SU SHC some othe close resources for testing:
Lifelong Client Services Center
1016 E Pike Street, 3rd floor, Seattle, WA 98122
(206) 957-1600
Sexual Health Clinic at Harborview
Ninth & Jefferson Building, 908 Jefferson St., 11th floor, Seattle, WA 98104
206-744-3590
Gay City
517 E. Pike St, Seattle, WA 98122
206-860-6969
24 hour crisis line: 866-427-4747
WA Department of Health - Find a testing site for HIV test
View an educational video regarding HPV Immunization created by a Seattle Universtiy Doctor of Nursing Student: Click here.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Physical Activity
American Heart Association Fitness
Seattle U resources through URec
Why is sleep important for college students?
How do get a good night's rest?
What does a healthy relationships look like? Check out this article in Psychology Today
Wellness and Health Promotions also has great information about healthy relationships
What vaccines do you need? Check out the Adult Vaccine Assessment Tool
If you or someone around you is experiencing an emergency or are in a crisis, please call one of the numbers below to get in touch with someone right away:
Need a person to help emergently?
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
Campus Ministry
Make Time for You
Now is the moment to discover who you are. Work for your future. Master your studies. Get your degree. Make friends. And live—happier, healthier.
Alcohol and marijuana can stand in the way.
Resources for young adults in WA State, covering health risks and other consequences related to underage recreational marijuana and alcohol use.
Are you curious about your alcohol use?
Check out the Alcohol Screening Tool: "How much is too much?"
Rethinking Drinking: Alcohol and your health
College Drinking: Changing the Culture
Resources for Alcohol and Addiction
I want to quit or at least think about it. What now?
What if I'm not ready to quit?
Other resources
Vaping
Are you curious about your alcohol use?
Check out the Alcohol Screening Tool: "How much is too much?"
Rethinking Drinking: Alcohol and your health
College Drinking: Changing the Culture
Resources for Alcohol and Addiction
SU Wellness and Health Promotion
Marijanua Anonymous - Western Washingon
206-414-9270
Washington Recovery Help Line: 24 hour help for subtance abuse, problem gambling and mental health
1-866-789-1511
Washington Recovery Help Line: 24 hour help for subtance abuse, problem gambling and mental health
1-866-789-1511