The self-paced module, “Mental Well-being for Students” (available by logging in through TrojanLearn) was developed in partnership with the Jed Foundation, a national nonprofit dedicated to protecting emotional health and preventing suicide for our nation’s teens and young adults….Continue Reading Mental Well-Being: A self-paced online exploration
Counseling and Mental Health Services invites students for virtual “Let’s Talk” sessions. Log in to usc.edu/myshr to sign up and get the Zoom link. Students can drop in and share what they are going through with the current disruption from COVID-19 and social distancing, in a discussion facilitated by a clinician. (Schedule subject to change, check “workshops” tab in MySHR for most up to date schedule.) Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, 12 – 1 pm: Lets Talk About Coping and Connecting. Tuesdays and Thursdays, 12 – 1 pm: Workshop— Thriving During COVID….Continue Reading “Let’s Talk” Drop-in Schedule for Students
3/20: In alignment with the “Safer at Home” order for control of COVID-19 issued by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health on March 19, the following operational changes are in effect for USC Student Health as of March 20, 2020. Telehealth visits are strongly recommended as the primary route for patient visits; available appointments are viewable through the student health record portal, MySHR, https://usc.edu/myshr. Respiratory care protocols are in effect for patient care. All in-person routine and “well” visits are temporarily suspended….Continue Reading Operational Update from USC Student Health
For students in our community, we encourage you to keep connected with each other and continue your social lives—use messaging apps and Zoom calls to check in with friends, see a counselor, have a streaming watch party, take an online mindfulness class. All these activities can continue even while keeping that safe social distance of…Continue Reading Staying Well During Stressful Times
As the situation around COVID-19 continues to impact our student community, we want to assure you that USC Student Health will continue to provide care—even expanding access through TeleHealth—during this time.
USC Student Health will remain in operation; we will be part of the health care response community, and in alignment with other Keck Medicine of USC care centers, we are launching TeleHealth as a measure of providing care while also following public health guidance on social distancing….Continue Reading Continuing and Expanding Care through TeleHealth
Dr. Sarah Van Orman, Chief Health Officer and Associate Vice Provost for Campus Health, and Dr. Broderick Leaks, Director of Counseling and Mental Health Services, answer questions about expanded services through TeleHealth, and staying connected in the era of social distancing….Continue Reading Video Q and A with Dr. Sarah Van Orman and Dr. Broderick Leaks
Expanded hours for counseling, new advocates for survivors of sexual assault, opioid awareness programs, telehealth options, and more are available to keep our communities safe, healthy, and thriving….Continue Reading Program Expansion for Students
A new trauma-informed program at USC Student Health offers personalized support for USC students. “We’re on call 24/7. We’ll go to the hospital with you; go to court with you; help if you need help navigating social services or seeking financial assistance,” says Katt Morales. “We are 100% confidential and we are survivor-centered.” Morales, one of five new advocates, recently moved into this role after having served as a Student Health call center responder. “Everything we assist with is based on the decisions the survivor makes. We are here to help them with the healing process.” The program is the latest in a series of enhancements to USC Student Health services in the last few years, including a systemwide transition to trauma-informed care and leading-edge prevention efforts such as affirmative consent workshops required for all new undergraduate students. Read more at USC News.…Continue Reading Expanding Support for Sexual Assault Survivors
USC Student Health advises persons who recently traveled from Wuhan (in the past 14 days) or have had close contact with some suspected of having an infection with the novel coronavirus to watch for flu-like symptoms (fever, muscle or body aches, sore throat and cough, fatigue, headaches); and if experiencing symptoms, use a face mask, and call 213-740-9355 (WELL) to come in and see a medical provider. If you are asymptomatic (not experiencing symptoms) you do not have to be seen by a provider.
USC学生健康中心建议最近从武汉旅行回来的人员（过去14天）或与某些疑似感染新型冠状病毒者有过密切接触的人员注意类似流感的症状（发热、肌肉或身体疼痛、咽喉痛和咳嗽、疲惫乏力、头痛）；如果具有此类症状，使用面罩并致电213-740-9355（WELL），以便过来就医。如果您没有症状（没有经历此类症状），则不必来看医生。…Continue Reading Health Alert: Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)
