Health and Well-being at Lehigh
We are here to ensure students have access to the resources, support, and care they need to thrive. Whether you need mental health support, physical health services, advocacy, or wellness education, our teams are ready to help.
Need Help Now?
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- Make a Counseling Center Appointment
- Make a Health Appointment
- Reach the Survivor Support Advocate On Call: 610-758-4763
- Receive 24/7 Mental Health Support Through TELUS
- If you are concerned about someone other than yourself: Report a Student of Concern
- In an emergency or crisis situation
- If it is an emergency and someone needs immediate care:
- Call Campus Police at 610 758 4200 or 911 and ask for assistance.
- Call the Dean of Students (DOS) office at 610 758 4156 and ask for assistance.
- If it is an emergency and someone needs immediate care:
Department Highlight: University Counseling & Psychological Services (UCPS)
Lehigh's Counseling & Psychological Services offers free, confidential mental health support for all undergraduate and graduate students. From individual therapy to urgent same-day appointments, our team is here for you.
Explore our Supports and Services
Health and Wellness Center
The Health and Wellness Center provides comprehensive medical services for students. Our professional staff provides acute care for common illnesses and injuries, immunizations, in-house lab services, nutrition counseling and reproductive health care. We are committed to supporting your physical health and well-being.
Health Advancement & Prevention Strategies (HAPS)
HAPS promotes a healthy campus environment by empowering students with public health knowledge and skills. We offer peer education, social marketing, and strategic partnerships to foster a culture of well-being.
University Counseling & Psychological Services (UCPS)
UCPS offers a safe, confidential space for students to explore personal, social, and academic challenges. Services include individual counseling, group therapy, and workshops to help you thrive in your personal and educational journey.
Office of Survivor Support and Intimacy Education (OSSIE)
OSSIE offers compassionate and confidential advocacy for survivors of sexual misconduct, working to create a survivor-centric culture on campus. We provide a safe space to report incidents, access support services, and connect with trained advocates. We also offer educational programs on healthy relationships and consent, empowering our community to prevent harm and support one another..
Student Support & Case Management
Our office provides a centralized, coordinated response for students facing challenges that impact their well-being and success. We offer personalized support and connect you with resources to help you navigate and overcome personal or academic difficulties.
Students: Join Our Community & Make a Difference!
Whether you're looking to meet new people, build skills, or simply enjoy fun, healthy activities, these programs offer great ways to connect with our campus community.
Drop in at the Health Center monthly on Wednesdays for a different activity focused on mind, body, and spirit. It's a great way to take a quick break and focus on your well-being.
Visit the Health & Wellness Center Instagram to keep up to date on events and resources.
Ready to make a real impact on campus health?
Join a dynamic team of student leaders who receive specialized training from campus experts. As a Peer Health Advisor (PHA), you'll develop skills in health promotion, lead interactive programs on vital topics, and advocate for positive change. You'll not only help your peers navigate wellness challenges but also play a key role in shaping a safer and healthier Lehigh community for everyone.
Visit the Peer Health Advisor website to learn more about the program and how to become an PHA.
Visit their Instagram to keep up to date on events and resources.
Are you passionate about creating a safer, more respectful campus?
Join Break the Silence, a student-run organization dedicated to preventing gender violence and promoting healthy relationships. As a member, you'll receive extensive training to become a peer educator, lead workshops on consent and healthy sexuality, and organize impactful campus-wide events like "Take Back the Night." Your voice and efforts will help challenge harmful cultural norms and empower your peers.
Visit the Break the Silence website to learn more about the program and how to become a member.
Visit their Instagram to keep up to date on events and resources.
Looking for a safe, fun, and inclusive alcohol-free late-night activity? Check out LAD for free events on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights, from movies and crafts to Wingo (Bingo + Wings)!
Are you a student club or organization? Want to host an event? You can partner with LAD to create your own program or plug your group into one of our signature events
Visit the LAD website for more information on how to host a LAD program and attend their events.
Looking to build healthier relationships and communication skills?
Join the Office of Survivor Support and Intimacy Education (SSIE) for a variety of workshops this fall. These sessions provide a safe and supportive space to explore topics like consent, sex communication, and bystander intervention, empowering you to create a positive and respectful campus culture for everyone.
Visit the OSSIE website to learn more about their workshops and events.
Visit their Instagram to keep up to date on events and resources.
Looking to connect with other students in a supportive, confidential space where you can build skills and gain new perspectives?
Our professionally-led group workshops are a great way to learn practical strategies for managing stress and anxiety, improving relationships, and boosting your well-being. From creative outlets like Knit 2gether to mindfulness sessions like MindfulU, you'll find a community that helps you grow.
Visit the UCPS website to learn more about their workshops and events.
Visit their Instagram to keep up to date on events and resources.
Want to learn how to support your peers and campus community?
Invest in your well-being and the well-being of the entire Lehigh community. CareWell workshops are designed to help you explore what well-being means to you and equip you with practical skills to manage stress. Join us for a session where you can connect with others, reflect on your experiences, and learn how to foster a greater sense of belonging and support at Lehigh.
Visit the CareWell Website to learn more about the program.
Sign up for individual workshops at go.lehigh.edu/LUcarewell
Whether you're looking for a healthy snack between classes or need a few essentials, our on-campus food pantries are here to help. They offer free grab-and-go meals, snacks, and a variety of hygienic products for any student in need. By utilizing these resources, you're helping reduce waste and supporting a community where all students' basic needs are met.
Locations:
Johnson Hall, 3rd Floor:
Access: Swipe card access, Monday–Friday, 8am–4:30pm.
Resources: In addition to food, this location offers a Student Resource Area with hygiene, menstrual, and sexual health products.
Graduate Student Lounge, Iacocca 1st Floor:
Access: Swipe card access, 24/7.
Resources: Features grab-and-go food and meal items.
Tools for Faculty & Staff
You are a crucial part of our student support network, and your efforts create a more supportive campus for all. By learning about the common challenges our students face and familiarizing yourself with available resources, you can contribute to a welcoming community where every student feels seen, safe, and supported.
Our Commitment to Student Well-being
At Lehigh, we're dedicated to a holistic approach to student success. We believe that learning, belonging, and growth begin with well-being. Through collaborative care, proactive outreach, and compassionate advocacy, we work to build a supportive community where every student has the tools and resources they need to thrive.