Health and Wellness provides a range of health services for student's physical and mental health, wellness programs and information to help support students in achieving their personal and academic goals.
They offer U of T students the same services as a family doctor's office and more. Health & Wellness provides confidential, student-centred health care, including comprehensive medical care, travel education, immunization, counselling, and referrals. The multidisciplinary health team includes family physicians, registered nurses, a dietitian, support staff and a lab technician.
Services are available to all full- and part-time students who have paid the appropriate incidental fees. You must possess a valid TCard and have health insurance coverage. Services are covered by OHIP, other provincial health insurance plans, or UHIP. The Health Service is a designated Health Canada Travel Medicine Clinic offering travel immunization and education programs.
Wellness Counsellor & Coordinator
Engineering students are able to access individual, time-limited life coaching, personal counselling and solution/goal-focused psychotherapy within a holistic approach to personal wellness through the Faculty's wellness counsellors.
The focus of counselling and psychotherapy is to assist you with any emotional or psychological problems or difficulties. The goal is to help you clarify issues, better understand your emotions, relationships and responses and effectively deal with challenges so that you are able to achieve your personal and academic best.
Services are offered in a confidential and empowering environment that is directed toward optimizing your personal, academic and overall well-being.
Booking an Appointment
If you are a first-year engineering student, you can obtain a referral from your First-year Advisor. If you are an upper-year engineering student you can obtain a referral from your Academic Advisor or by calling Health and Wellness at 416-978-8030 (selection option 5). Appointments are 45 minutes long.
It is the mandate of Health and Wellness to provide all U of T students with accessible and timely care. In order to fulfill this mandate in a time of increasing numbers of students requesting care, the service provides only short-term therapy. Should you require ongoing, long-term treatment, we will assist you in finding the appropriate community resource(s).
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