AFTER-HOUR SUPPORT AND CRISIS LINE
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Building Construction Update
The University Counseling Center is in our new suite on the second floor of the Health, Counseling, and Testing Center!
The public entrance is through the north doors, across from Oregon Hall on 13th Avenue.
Here Whenever You Need Us
Your college experience is one of growth and learning. We all face a variety of challenges and obstacles in college and in life. You may come across moments that are not easy to talk about—struggling academically, navigating personal relationships, what it's like to live with mental health concerns. It can seem like you are the only one dealing with these issues, but you are not alone. We have a team that cares deeply about your development and success. We are here to support you through the challenges and celebrate your successes.
CARE IN ITS MANY FORMS
We understand that care and support comes in many different forms and environments. Getting support is different for everyone. It could look like talking one-on-one with someone or attending a workshop. We are here to help you identify strategies that work best for you so that you can be successful during your time at the UO.
Events
Let’s Talk is a free and confidential service where UO students can stop by for support from a mental health professional in locations across campus. Let’s Talk counselors can provide help with problem solving, as well as provide support, insight, and information about additional resources. Counselors staffing Let's Talk can be found here.
Let's Talk is a drop-in service. Students are seen on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Graduate students Gina Williamson and Gabriella Luther will present their research with Latino men and eating and body image, and with Latina women and body size perceptions. They will also discuss research with non-white populations regarding body image, the Western thin body ideal, and why BMI is not a good measure of health.
Food and drinks will be provided! This event is free and open to all students, faculty, and staff.
Join us for the annual All Sizes Fit Art Gala. View art submitted by UO students and the community and enjoy some snacks. The gala is intended to display art that shows the diversity of size, shape, skin color, hair texture, ability, and gender.
All Sizes Fit is a positive body image campaign that aims to increase body positivity and acceptance and decrease the social pressures associated with obtaining an "ideal body."