Wellness is an act of practicing habits that help keep us strong physically, and mentally resilient to the many challenges that life can throw our way. Allegheny College acknowledges and supports the importance of holistic wellness in our community. We understand that all students are unique and individual in their needs. In order to be our best, we seek to find balance in all areas of our life.

Looking to schedule an appointment with a therapist right here on campus in the Winslow Health and Wellbeing Center?  Here’s how:

There are multiple ways for Allegheny students to connect with ECPS to set up an appointment:

  1. Call ECPS directly at 814-734-3975 to schedule an appointment
  2. Contact the Wellness Case Manager by emailing wellness@allegheny.edu or calling 814-332-2782
  3. Students can fill out a self-referral form and drop it off at Winslow Health Center in the ECPS drop box located beside the waiting room.
Announcements

Allegheny College is inviting students to complete a survey about food insecurity.  This survey will inform the College on the extent to which food insecurity exists among students, and inform the implementation of supports and interventions that would directly support alleviating food insecurity where present.  Please take a few minutes to answer these questions.  Eligibility is limited to actively enrolled students over the age of 18.  Your input is invaluable in learning about our students’ experiences while on campus.  You may choose to enter into a raffle for a $20 gift card to the Meadville Market House upon completion of the survey.  Participation in the survey and entry into the raffle is voluntary. 

Click here to take the Allegheny College Food Insecurity Survey

Winslow Health Center CampusCare 98.6 App Wise Center

Not sure where to start?

Explore the choices below to find out more about the wellness support Allegheny offers.

Vocational

Finding personal enrichment and sustainable passion from the work you choose to do.

Spiritual

Identifying a sense of purpose and a set of structured beliefs/morals that gives one’s life personal meaning and value.

Social

Having the ability to create and maintain healthy relationships with family, friends, and colleagues/coworkers.  Having a sense of belonging, connection, community.

Physical

Caring for your body in order to promote healthy physical development.

Intellectual

Having an active and inquisitive mind, capable of utilizing available resources positively to enhance knowledge.

Financial

Having knowledge and resources to be able to financially plan and maintain personal needs and wants successfully.

Environmental

Having appropriate resources to identify and sustain a safe and nurturing physical and social environment.

Emotional

Having respect for self and others, and possessing the coping skills necessary to overcome hardship and setback.

  1. Edinboro Counseling and Psychological Services
  2. CampusCare 98.6
  3. wellness@allegheny.edu
  4. 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline

Digital

Having the ability to identify and monitor our health and safety while utilizing technology.