Thomas Gibson Chancellor The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point | uwsp.edu
Thomas Gibson Chancellor The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point | uwsp.edu
The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point has expanded its student mental health services through a new initiative called "Whole Campus Care." This program, supported by the Universities of Wisconsin and in partnership with Mantra Health, aims to provide a comprehensive mental health and wellness pathway for students from their arrival on campus until graduation.
Whole Campus Care offers various services including online self-guided wellness lessons, 24/7 on-demand emotional support, an online peer support community, emotional wellness coaching with certified coaches, and virtual therapy sessions available during evenings and weekends. These services are designed to supplement the existing campus Counseling Center by providing additional resources that cater to a wide range of student needs.
Troy Seppelt, assistant vice chancellor and dean of students at UW-Stevens Point, emphasized the importance of mental health support for students. “At UW-Stevens Point, our students’ mental health is a top priority,” Seppelt stated. “As we continue to make it ok to talk about mental health concerns, every year more and more students are seeking support. The addition of Whole Campus Care will give our students resources critical to their health and wellbeing.”
The therapy services provided through both the Counseling Center and Whole Campus Care are free for all enrolled UW-Stevens Point students. The Mantra Health app is available for both Apple and Android devices, ensuring that Whole Campus Care services can be accessed anytime and anywhere, including during breaks and over the summer.
For more information about Whole Campus Care and the services offered, students are encouraged to visit the UW-Stevens Point Counseling Center.
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