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To ensure staff and student safety, and in accordance with McGill policy and the new circumstances, the Student Wellness Hub will not be seeing cold and flu symptomatic patients. Please refer our Off-Campus page for additional resources

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July Long Weekend Closure Notice

The Student Wellness Hub will be closed Friday July 1 and Monday, July 4, 2022.

Visit our Urgent Care page for a list of immediate community resources, and peer supports.

Mask Mandate

Starting May 24th, wearing a mask will no longer be mandatory on campus. However, as per government directives for healthcare facilities, wearing a mask remains mandatory in the Student Wellness Hub in the Brown Student Services Building, except in rooms 4400 and 3100 (Healthy Living Annex), where masks are optional. At Macdonald Campus, masks will be required in the Student Services area in the Centennial Building whenever a doctor or nurse is present (check signage when arriving).

Welcome to the Student Wellness Hub

Welcome to the Student Wellness Hub!

The Hub provides McGill students access to health and wellness services and programming.

Whether you want to build your wellness community, access a clinician, learn a new skill, or relax in our space, the Student Wellness Hub is here for you!

The Healthy Living Annex (HLA)

The HLA promotes well-being and wellness. Offerings include, the Art Hive, Peer Support, Wellness Workshops, Shag Shop, and more!

Clinicians at the Hub

A specialized team of nurses, doctors, psychiatrists, local wellness advisors, counsellors, access advisors, and dietitians are available to students who are physically located in Quebec.

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Follow @HealthierMcGill on Instagram and Facebook for up-to-date information on Hub services, evidence-based psychology infographics, videos, online wellness forums, and upcoming event info.

How Can We Help?

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Not sure where to start? An Access Advisor can help you navigate the services offered by the Student Wellness Hub, explore other on-campus resources, and access off-campus support.

Counsellors and Local Wellness Advisors (LWAs) are mental health professionals who can help reach you reach your mental health and wellness goals. If you'd like Faculty or community specific support, click on the LWA box below.

Dietitians at the Student Wellness Hub are a great resource for information regarding nutritional guidance, dietary choices, and food relationship exploration.

Nurses at the Student Wellness Hub play an important role in providing preventative medical care to students and are a great first point of contact. Doctors at the Student Wellness Hub provide care and referrals for any medical condition. Please note, we do not provide emergency services. If you require urgent care, call 911 or review our urgent care page for resources.

As the health promotion arm of the Hub, the HLA promotes all things well-being and wellness. Offerings include, the Art Hive, Peer Health Ambassadors, health and wellness workshops and groups, Shag Shop, and more!

Laboratory Services are available to students who have a lab requisition from a clinician at the Student Wellness Hub.

Local Wellness Advisors (LWAs) and counsellors are mental health professionals. In addition to one-on-one appointments, LWAs also facilitate wellness programming like workshops that are tailored to your faculty or community.

Psychiatrists are medical doctors who specialize in the diagnosing and treatment of individuals living with mental illness. A doctor can refer you to a psychiatrist.

Sexologists are mental health professionals with a specialty in sexual health. Sexologists at the Student Wellness Hub offer information and counseling in a safe judgement-free space concerning sexuality-related concerns.