Our Commitment to Well-Being
The University of Iowa is committed to embedding well-being and mental health into all aspects of campus culture. This includes providing the appropriate services and resources to all of the campus community, including undergraduate students, graduate and professional students, postdocs, faculty, staff, UI Health Care employees, and medical residents and fellows.
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Campus Updates and Opportunities

Peer Support for Students
Students now have access to a clinically moderated peer mental health support resource. Through Togetherall, students can engage with a global community of peers, giving and receiving peer support in a safe and anonymous online environment, available 24/7/365.

Welcome to Campus's New Therapy Dog
Finn, a Whoodle (Wheaten Terrier/Poodle mix dog), has joined the UI Student Care and Assistance (SCA) team. Finn and his handler, Anna Holbrook, associate director of Student Care and Assistance, are fully trained and have started to meet with students.

New Community Provider Database
University Counseling Service (UCS) has launched an online Community Provider Database (CPD). This initiative aims to help our campus community connect more easily with local mental health providers.