General impression of focus of well-being for students

Tulane is strong in community support. There is certainly not a lack of support or resources available for students who may be struggling or simply need help in any area of wellness. The Wave of Support initiative is impressive and it makes it very clear that both students AND staff are there to help any Tulane community member for any reason. The Green Bandana Project allows students to physically see who is there to support others.

When will students get referred out and to whom?

Students will be referred to a community provider after 12 sessions in an academic year. A dedicated CAPS Care Coordinator will assist with the referral process. The session limit does not include emergency consultations, group therapy sessions, or psychiatric appointments.

How many licensed professionals on staff

10 Staff Therapists

2 Staff Psychiatrists

2 Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners

2 Patient Representatives

Specific mental health focuses - recovery services, eating disorder, sobriety, etc.

Tulane Recovery Community; safe, non-judgemental setting for students based on social support models. https://campushealth.tulane.edu/departments/recovery-community

Tulane for Every Body workshop series and club

The Health Center has a registered dietitian on staff that provides 1:1 nutrition counseling and medical nutrition therapy to Tulane students.

Body Respect week occurs once a year to focus on queer-inclusive, holistic, body-positive health events. https://campushealth.tulane.edu/departments/well/outreach-programs-and-events/body-respect-week/learning-library

Outreach and Prevention Services will provide workshops for students, staff, and faculty on a variety of topics, which can be requested by anybody.

Diversity focused resources