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Student-Centered Well-Being
Emergencies & Crisis
Mizzou has resources available 24/7 to ensure students have the support they need from on-call clinicians to nurse advice. Always call 911 in an emergency.
Flu Shot Clinics
Flu shots for the 2025-2026 season are available. Please call 573-882-7481 to schedule an appointment.
Medical Care
The Student Health Center is steps away from MizzouRec at 909 Hitt Street and offers the same care and services you would receive from your provider at home. Same- or next- day appointments are almost always available when you call to book an appointment. Call 573-882-7481 to schedule an appointment. [Link to Medical Care Appointments]
Mental Health Support
From group counseling and clinical skills classes to brief individual therapy to community referral services, the Counseling Center empowers students to develop and maintain good mental health. The Counseling Center is located on the 4th floor of Strickland Hall with appointments available within 72 hours. Call 573-882-6601 to schedule a brief screening.
If you feel you are in crisis and have an urgent concern and can’t wait for an appointment, please call 573-882-6601 and ask to speak with the on-call counselor.
Wellness and Prevention Services
The Wellness Resource Center is here to enrich your day, every day, whether through well-being coaching for stress and sleep, by addressing substance use or during weekly meditation sessions.
Relationship and Sexual Violence Prevention
The Relationship and Sexual Violence Prevention (RSVP) Center is committed to ending interpersonal violence on our campus through education, prevention and response. Whether through direct case management services, educational events, programs and presentations or through consultation services, they're go-to experts for students, faculty and staff.
At Your Fingertips
The Student Health & Well-Being Canvas Course offers on-demand content on a wide variety of topics to support student well-being and assist students in making decisions about their lives that are healthy for them.
