Social Services

Social Services Counseling Staff

The UHS Social Services Counseling staff provides compassionate, specialty counseling. Support services include alcohol and other drugs, chronic medical conditions and new diagnoses, eating disorders and body image, medical withdrawal administration, nutrition, pregnancy resources and referrals, relationship...

At University Health Services there is help for students who struggle with eating disorders (ED) and disordered eating behaviors. Healthcare providers at UHS address the physical, psychological, and nutritional aspects of an ED and support students in recovery.

Recovery from an eating disorder is best supported through engagement with a multidisciplinary team led by a mental health provider, like a therapist or counselor. Members of a multidisciplinary team may include therapists, psychiatrists, dieticians, nurses, nurse practitioners, and...

For academic adjustments related to emotional or psychological issues, please speak directly with your counselor/psychiatrist in Counseling and Psychological Services or Social Services. If you are not in treatment at UHS, we are unable to document your situation.

When you are managing a busy life of school, friends, family, fun, and other responsibilities, who has time to think about what you are going to eat every day?

Consistently eating nutrient-rich foods is beneficial, not just for your health, but also for your well-being. Eating a wide variety of nutritious foods helps increase your energy and stamina, and also helps decrease your health risk for chronic diseases. The following resources and links can help you get started on the road to nutritious eating!