You can contact the Wellness Center at any time during business hours
Monday. - Friday 9am - 5pm
Call 408-554-4409 or email wellnesscenter@scu.edu
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) which raises awareness about dating and domestic violence, support survivors and recognize the impact relationship abuse can have on individuals and communities.
Wellness Coaching
Wellness Coaching is a student-centered process for identifying personal and professional goals. Students work collaboratively with a coach to explore strategies for achieving, maintaining, and revisiting those goals over time. Common topics students receive support on are: time management and procrastination, substance use moderation, navigating academic and extracurricular stressors, practicing communication skills, and whatever tools a student needs to be successful at SCU and beyond.
Survivor Advocacy
Individuals (students, faculty & staff) that have experienced different forms of interpersonal harm including relationship violence, sexual violence, stalking, sex-based harassment and discrimination, or those supporting an individual that has experienced interpersonal harm, can connect with Confidential Survivor Advocacy. Confidential Advocacy may include: space to process experiences; emotional, physical and technological safety planning, information about survivors' options, rights, and resources with accompaniment.
We are home to two student groups: the Peer Health Educators and the Violence Prevention Educators.
Peer Health Educators (PHEs)
The Peer Health Educators (PHEs) host engaging and low-stakes on-campus events promoting self-care and the development of life-long skills. Common topics they host events around include mental health, exercise and nutrition, and self-esteem and social connection.
Violence Prevention Educators (VPEs)
The Violence Prevention Educators (VPEs) promote a culture of accountability and care by hosting events that encourage students to reflect mindfully on topics central to the wellness of their interpersonal relationships. Common programs include communication skills-building and bystander intervention workshops as well opportunities to foster community.
Eight Dimensions of Well-Being
The Wellness Center can support you in fulfilling all the dimensions of your well-being. We can help you find resources, a mentor to talk with individually or events and programs where you can connect with other Broncos. We're here for you!