Center for Well-Being
We know college students
The Center for Well-Being provides compassionate care, expertise, education, and resources to help members of our community thrive in and out of the classroom. The Center provides a full array of health, mental health, and well-being services in an integrated model.
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Contact & Scheduling
35 South Finn Street
St. Paul Campus
Hours:
M-F 8am-4:30pm
W 8am-6pm
Phone: (651) 962-6750 (Scheduling)
Fax: (651) 962-6751
Email: centerforwellbeing@stthomas.edu
Services
We provide compassionate care and resources through an integrated approach to health and well-being, from mental health counseling and health promotion outreach to primary care.
Center for Well-Being Partners
Health Requirements, Compliance, and Education
Health requirements, compliance, and education information at St. Thomas includes:
- Health insurance requirement
- Vaccination requirements (MMR, TD)
- Registration holds
- Student policies
- COVID-19 education
- Sexual violence prevention training
- Alcohol and marijuana violations courses
- Excuse notes policy
COVID-19 Education
Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a respiratory illness that can spread from person to person. Members of the St. Thomas community should take action to protect themselves and others from infection.
Billing, Insurance & Fees
There is no cost for counseling at St. Thomas. Services received at the medical clinic will be submitted to your health insurance company for you.
Holistic Well-Being
About the Center for Well-Being
To live a good life means to take care of the whole.
Holistic well-being includes body, mind, social, and spirit. The human body is interconnected; our physical body depends on our mental state and vice versa. Holistic well-being strives to bring a person’s mind, body, environment, and spirit into balance.