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Mission Statement

The Wellness Center of Mount St. Joseph University espouses a holistic approach to the ongoing process of human development. The Center is committed to providing a safe environment that advocates, educates, and encourages the physical, spiritual, and psychological well-being of the Mount students. We are a Safe Zone for all students.

Wellness Center hours and contact information

Office hours are Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

Our phone number is 513-244-4949.

Our fax number is 513-244-4594.

Counseling Service is open Monday through Friday: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM

There is no charge to see a counselor. For an appointment, call 244-4949. Walk-ins are also welcome during regular business hours.

View more information on our Counseling Services

Health Service is open Monday through Friday: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM

Nurse Hours: By appointment or walk-in

There is no charge to visit the nurse. The nurse is available by appointment or on a walk-in basis during regular business hours. For an appointment to see the nurse, call 244-4769.

Doctor Hours: By appointment

Sports Medicine: Monday 10:00am-1:00pm

Internal Medicine: Tuesday, Wednesday, & Friday 12:00-1:00pm

Fee: $15.00 (this can be charged to your student account), and your insurance will not be billed.

For an appointment to see the doctor, call 244-4769.

View more information on our Health Services

Privacy Statement

Mount St. Joseph University's Wellness Center is committed to safeguarding the privacy of its students. Although the Wellness Center and its staff do not transmit any personal health information (PHI) through this website or by electronic means, it is our policy to be in compliance with the requirements of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996. Copies of our "Notice of Privacy Practices" (NPP) are given to all students receiving health or counseling services. The NPP can be obtained at our reception area in the Wellness Center Office or by calling (513) 244-4408.

Wellness Center Directory

Schwaiger Willig, Patsy	Director	244-4371	patsy.schwaiger@msj.edu
FAX, Wellness Center		244-4594
Bechtol, Natalie	Medical Assistant	244-4769	natalie.bechtol@msj.edu
Braga, James	Counselor, Licensed Social Worker	244-4738	james.braga@msj.edu
Demko, Amy	Health Services Manager	244-4408	amy.demko@msj.edu
Metzger, Ray	Physician	244-4769
Okragly, Rick	Team Physician	244-4769	rick.okragly@msj.edu
Sacksteder, Rick	Counselor	244-4855	rick.sacksteder@msj.edu
Welge, Peggy	Administrative Assistant	244-4949	peggy.welge@msj.edu

Bookmarks

Are you preparing for college??? Here are some tips....
As you scout out possible colleges for your academic program, consider your health and well-being and the resources available on a campus for your success.
Transitioning from High School to College (Viewed: 101 times) SET TO GO! is a Jed Foundation Resource Guide for parents and students searching for college. Emotional well being is important to success in college and/or career. This website give valuable tips and resources for you as a parent or as a prospective student.
Suicide Prevention Resources

UlifeLine (Viewed: 321 times) Ulifeline will connect you to information about stress, mental health issues and other information that will help you succeed in college. If you click on the "Self-Evaluator" tab at the top of the main page you will be able to assess yourself for issues that could keep you from staying well: alcohol/substance use, depression, PTSD, eating/body image issues, etc.
Depressed? Anxious? Overwhelmed? (Viewed: 215 times)
Preventing Suicide (Viewed: 274 times)
Ask and Prevent Suicide Smartphone App (Viewed: 147 times) The ASK About Suicide to Save a Life app provides useful information to use as an educational resource as well as a crisis intervention resource for suicide prevention. Used in over 80 countries, this app is based on the best practices ASK suicide prevention training program. This app is based upon the Best Practice designated ASK About Suicide to Save a LIfe training program developed by the Texas Department of State Health Services and Mental Health America of Texas.
A Friend Asks .... Smartphone app (Viewed: 172 times) Provides information for warning signs for suicide risk and how to get help.
Mental Health Screening and Resources (Viewed: 162 times) Online screening and resources for mental health.!
Crisis Text Line (Viewed: 122 times) In Crisis.....now you can also text for help!
Social Services in Tristate Area: Food, Housing, etc.
This link from the Cincinnati Public Library takes you to a comprehensive list for social services in the tri-state area
Need resources for social services in the Tri-State area? (Viewed: 308 times) This website contains a comprehensive list for many social services in the Tri-state area.
Self Care
Controlling Anger Before It Controls You (Viewed: 439 times)
Relax Escape Meditate (on iTunes) (Viewed: 264 times)
Sleep Hygiene!!! Get some Zzzzz (Viewed: 186 times) Tuck Sleep Foundation is a non-profit community devoted to improving sleep hygiene, health and wellness through the creation and dissemination of comprehensive, unbiased, free web-based resources. Tuck has been featured on NPR, Lifehacker, Radiolab and is referenced by many colleges/universities and sleep organizations across the web.
For Veterans
A resource for Veterans and for those who love them.
Veteran Resources (Viewed: 413 times) Save A Warrior is a scalable, community resiliency model (CRM) for healing trauma.
US Military Matters (Viewed: 417 times) This website offers free online mental health training for service men and women, their families and providers.
Wellness Resources for Student Veterans (Viewed: 135 times)
PTSD Awareness video (Viewed: 38 times) A great resource through the Ohio National Guard (OHIOcares).

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Announcements and Info from the Wellness Center

ATTENTION ALL NEW STUDENTS: Think About It online course is ready for you!

Tue, July 17 2018 9:37 AM

Dear Students,

The faculty and staff of Mount St. Joseph University share your exceptional vision and ambition for all aspects of your life, in and out of the classroom. Your personal and professional development, and that of your peers, is the corne...

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Resources

Staying Safe at the Mount....
Sexual Violence Brochure: Rights, Responsibilities, Resources (.pdf, 705K) Download this brochure to get information regarding your rights and responsibilities should you encounter sexual violence at the Mount. The brochure also lists both on and off campus resources. The Mount's updated Policy on Prohibited Discrimination, Harassment and Related Misconduct can be located on the following link: http://www.msj.edu/student-life/public-safety-campus-police/
Free Apps!
Here are 10 free apps for your android or iPhone that can help you stay emotionally well!
Self-Help (.pdf, 62K) Top ten free apps for your android or iPhone to help you stay emotionally healthy!
Resources for Faculty/Staff/Parents
Support Groups in the Cincinnati Area (.docx, 30K)
Tips for MSJ Caregivers (.doc, 27K)
Tips for Parents (.pdf, 189K)
Guidelines for Students with a History of Emotional Concern (.pdf, 271K)
Recognize and Respond to Students in Crisis (.pdf, 355K)
Health Insurance Resources

Student Health Insurance Letter (.docx, 63K)
Health Insurance Options for College Students (.pdf, 18K)
Grief and Loss
Resources for Students, Faculty and Staff: Grief/Bereavement (.doc, 32K)
Website Resources for Grief and Loss (.docx, 14K) Here is a list of some great websites for more information regarding grief and loss.
Wellness, Health and Safety Committee
Wellness, Health and Safety Committee Charge: To promote a campus climate that encourages wellness through a holistic approach to programming emphasizing individuals making health choices and decreasing high risk behaviors that may impede academic success. In order to meet federal compliance requirements of The Drug Free Schools and Communities Act, (34 DVR, Part 86) and the Violence Against Women’s Act, the Committee designs and implements holistic, prevention programming for students focused on all dimensions of Wellness. The committee membership is divided into three sub-committees responsible for policy review and outreach program implementation and assessment that will promote optimal health for the campus community. Alcohol, tobacco and other drug use, Campus safety including sexual violence and Other dimensions of Wellness
American College Health Assessment Executive Summary 2016 (.pdf, 272K) Results of campus wide survey administered in February 2016. Two hundred thirty three students participated. If you are interested in designing wellness programming, you may want to take a look at the major concerns our students have regarding health and safety.
Biennial Review 2014-2016 (.pdf, 16120K)
Biennial Review 2014-2016 Appendices (.pdf, 6445K)
Biennial Review 2014-2016 Appendices (.pdf, 6995K)

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