Student Life Units
Text: Well-being is a priority in all dimensions of your life—mental, physical, and beyond. Here are the Student Life units that can help you at any stage of your wellness journey.
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Michigan Dining
Read more about Michigan DiningOffers a welcoming place to eat, try new foods, and feel included.
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Michigan Recreation
Read more about Michigan RecreationSupports health and well-being through fitness, competition, and community.
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Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Center
Read more about Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness CenterPromotes a safe campus by supporting survivors and teaching ways to prevent sexual assault.
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University Health & Counseling
Read more about University Health & CounselingOffers counseling and medical care for the campus community.
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Wolverine Wellness
Read more about Wolverine WellnessProvides coaching and education to help maintain a healthy campus community.
Get Mental Health Support
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS), part of University Health & Counseling, provides quality counseling and psychological services to support the mental health and well-being of U-M students. Services include individual, group, and relationship counseling as well as a wide range of workshops, outreach, and postvention aid. To get started, just schedule an initial consultation online, by phone, or in person.
Additional Programs
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Adaptive Sports & Fitness
Read more about Adaptive Sports & FitnessDiscover new ways to stay active and build community! Whether you’re interested in joining a team, trying a new activity, or focusing on personal wellness, you’ll find options and support here.
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Well-being Collective
Read more about Well-being CollectiveThe Well-being Collective focuses on improving health and wellness through changes in systems and policies guided by feedback from the university community. Find the right resources for your needs on the dynamic and interactive U-M Mental Health Continuum of Care.
News
Humans of U-M: Zoe Wright on finding purpose through well-being work
Zoe Wright, a U-M senior from Ypsilanti, grew into leadership through Wolverine Wellness and the Trotter Multicultural Center. As a Wolverine Wellness peer facilitator and wellness coach, she meets students where they are, using the eight dimensions of well-being.
Student Life Resources
We gathered a collection of resources and opportunities from across Student Life. Take a look to find which ones are right for you!
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Support Groups
Read more about Support GroupsSupport groups offer space for understanding, encouragement, and community. Browse options to connect with others, share experiences, and get support around the topics that matter most to you.
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Workshops
Read more about WorkshopsStudent Life believes students should have access to practical tools and fresh perspectives to enrich their Michigan experience. See all the ways you can build new skills, explore important topics, and pursue personal growth beyond the classroom.