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Creating the Next Healthy Yellow Jacket

Georgia Tech is a diverse and complex environment that strives for high levels of achievement where our community members seek to balance the personal and professional challenges that are a part of life. Georgia Tech believes wellbeing is an essential piece of the human condition. Wellbeing is the fluid state of life satisfaction impacted by circumstances, environment, and culture. Georgia Tech prepares and equips our community members with the fundamental tools and life skills to thrive.

CARE

The Center for Assessment, Referral, and Education (CARE) provides a single entry point for students to all mental health resources. It offers mental health assessments, crisis intervention, care plan development and rapid access to appropriate campus resources.

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Counseling Center

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The Counseling Center provides a variety of services and programs including short-term individual counseling, group counseling, couples counseling, testing and assessment, crisis intervention, referral services, as well as outreach programming, and consultation for faculty and staff, family and friends of Georgia Tech students. 

Counseling Center

Stamps Health Services

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Stamps Health Services is an outpatient ambulatory care center accredited by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC) that provides health care to students and their spouses and partners. Our services include primary care, psychiatry, women’s health, travel, immunization, and allergy, pharmacy, and laboratory and radiology.

Stamps Health Services

Campus Recreation

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Campus Recreation provides a state-of-the-art fitness center, world class aquatics facilities, and outdoor recreation fields. The department provides a variety of programs and services through aquatics programs, fitness classes and programs, competitive sports, and outdoor recreation. 

Campus Recreation

Health Initiatives

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Health Initiatives influences and empowers the campus community to practice healthy lifestyle behaviors by providing inclusive and innovative prevention-based programs, support services, and learning experiences. Services include educational programs, events and workshops, nutrition counseling and sexual violence prevention, education and response. 

Health Initiatives

Employee Assistance Program

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The University System of Georgia has contracted with Kepro​ to provide employees and their family members with a comprehensive Employee Assistance Program (EAP). All healthcare benefits-eligible employees and their families have access to the program.

Employee Assistance Program

Upcoming Events

  • Aug 24 to Dec 7

    Let's Talk

    “Let’s Talk” is an outreach program designed to engage students by providing informal virtual walk-in consultations with Georgia Tech Counseling Center counselors.

  • Aug 24 to Dec 7

    Well-being Weekly: Mindful Mondays

    Mindfulness meditation to start the week!

  • Aug 25 to Dec 1

    Let's Talk

    “Let’s Talk” is an outreach program designed to engage students by providing informal virtual walk-in consultations with Georgia Tech Counseling Center counselors.

  • Aug 25 to Dec 1

    Well-being Weekly: TedxTalk Tuesdays

    Join us for a 15-minute Ted Talk followed by a discussion!

  • Aug 26 to Dec 2

    Well-being Weekly: Well-being Wednesdays

    Join us for varied topical presentations related to Health Education, Nutrition, or Sexual Violence Prevention and Advocacy.

News

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    Georgia Tech Holds Second Annual Suicide Prevention Week

  • Week of Welcome

    Welcoming First-years Early and Safely

    August 8-16 is the inaugural Week of Welcome where first-year students can explore and connect to their new campus home despite the unprecedented circumstances.  

  • CRC has Gone Virtual

    The CRC has Gone Virtual

    The Campus Recreation Center (CRC) has been closed for nearly three months now, but that hasn't stopped the staff from creating virtual content to keep the Georgia Tech community connected.

  • COVID-19 campus

    Changes in On-Campus Services: What You Need to Know

    COVID-19 has changed the way our on-campus services operate. We understand how uncertain these times are, and we are working to accommodate the needs of our campus community who continue to depend on these services. To better support a reduced student, faculty, and staff population on campus and follow the recommended social distancing guidelines, here is what you need to know about Campus Services changes.

  • Six Ways to Stay Engaged on Campus This Summer

    Six Ways to Stay Engaged on Campus This Summer

    While the majority of students are away during summer, campus departments remain buzzing with activity. If you plan to be on campus this summer, here are the top ways to stay engaged through Campus Services.

  • Spring Break Hours for Campus Services

    Spring Break Hours for Campus Services

    If you're on campus for spring break this year, take note of the adjusted hours for the CRC, Dining, Bookstore, Student Center and more.