Wellness Education
Where is the Office of Wellness Education located?
University Center, 3rd floor
When are Health Services open?
Health Services is open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Health Services is closed when the University is closed.
Where is the Office of Counseling and Personal Growth?
114 Woodland St
Who can you contact if you’re going through something and need to talk to someone?
CPG or your RA (they can help point you in the right direction)
What is occupational health?
This encompasses your satisfaction of your major, career, or field of occupation and your felt sense of thriving and productivity within your context of work. When we struggle with occupational wellness, we can experience a feeling of stagnation, lack of meaning in the work we do, or lack of satisfaction in our current work environment.
Where are Health Services located?
501 Park Ave.
How do you set up an appointment with CPG?
Call their office, go to the “meet the staff” page of their website and press the “request a session with…” link, or email CPG
Who do you call if you want to get in contact with CURR (Clark U Rapid Response)?
CUPD
Name 2 parts of the wellness wheel.
Mental and Emotional, Physical, Social and Cultural, Sexual, Spiritual, Occupational, Financiall, and Environmental
Who provides the services?
Clark Health Services is a contracted service through UMass Memorial Medical Group. Every day, physicians affiliated with the major teaching hospitals in the Worcester area are present in Health Services. Our clinical services are provided by physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, and support staff.
Name two of the many counseling groups available through CPG.
BIPOC Healing Space, My Body My Choice, Taming the Spiraling Mind: A Meditation Group, Grief Relief: Coping with Grief and Loss, Without Limits: Autism Spectrum Disorder Support Group, Trauma Sensitive Yoga Group, My Not-So-Perfect Relationships: Understanding Self and Others, Breaking Free from Anxiety, International Student Support Group, Lavender Alliance
What group is described as being “highly trained undergraduate students who are here to provide non-crisis emotional support and additional resources to fellow Clarkies as they navigate difficult decisions or everyday aspects of student life”?
Peer Support Workers (PSW)
Explain what a wellness ambassador does.
The Wellness Ambassadors are a passionate and skilled group of peer educators that work towards promoting health, prevention, and well-being for the Clark Community. Wellness Ambassadors are trained through the Certified Peer Education training developed by the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA). After becoming Certified Peer Educators, they develop campus initiatives, campaigns, or programming in areas of wellness that they are passionate about and where they see a need for the Clark community.
Name two services offered by this office.
Diagnosis and treatment of acute and sub-acute episodic illnesses and injuries
Ongoing and follow-up care of pre-existing chronic conditions such as diabetes, asthma, colitis, etc.
Diagnostic laboratory testing
Contraceptive counseling, Emergency contraception and gynecological services
Sexually transmitted disease (STD) health education
Immunization to prevent diseases
Sports medicine
Transgender care
HIV/AIDS education
Eating disorders and nutrition counseling
Smoking cessation
What’s the session limit for CPG?
There isn’t one
What resource number is 1-508-793-7678?
CPG