Jags Live Well

8 Dimensions of Wellness

Emotional Wellness

Being able to express feelings, adjust to emotional challenges, cope with life's stressors, and enjoy life.

Physical Wellness

Maintaining a healthy body with exercise, nutrition, sleep, and appropriate health care.

Financial Wellness

Understanding your finances and balancing your income with debt and savings.

Social Wellness

Developing a sense of connection, belonging, and a well-developed support system

Spiritual Wellness

Defining personal beliefs and values and creating meaning, purpose, and peace in life

Intellectual Wellness

Recognizing creative abilities and finding ways to expand knowledge and skills

Occupational Wellness

Exploring work that reflects personal values, interests, and beliefs

Environmental Wellness

Preserving our environment and spending time relaxing and exploring outdoor spaces.

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and Georgia Crisis & Access Line (GCAL) 1-800-715-4225

Resources

Student Distress Guide

A flowchart to help guide distressed students to the appropriate resources for their needs.

Mental Health College Guide

The Jed Foundation and NAMI have partnered to create this guide for students, created by students.

Question. Persuade. Refer.

QPR trainees learn how to recognize the warning signs of a suicide crisis and how to question, persuade and refer someone to help.

Mental Health First Aid

Teaches trainees how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental illness and substance use disorders - and how to connect those struggling to appropriate care.

Cost: $30 | Contact: Denise Kornegay

Headspace Registration

Offering 1000+ hours of mindfulness and sleep content and mini exercises for busy schedules. Proven to reduce stress in just 10 days.

Get Headspace at no cost, from USG Augusta University

Uwill Registration

A free mental health resource to connect you virtually with a therapist and complete self-guided courses to help your well-being.

24/7 Support Line Number: 833-910-3364

Supporting Offices

Dean of Students

The Office of the Dean of Students is committed to supporting and advocating for students in need by providing resources, guidance, and intervention pathways.

SCAPS

Student Counseling and Psychological Services (SCAPS) provides walk-in crisis services and a range of prevention and outreach programming to our students. SCAPS also offers consultations and individual, couples, and group therapy.

SHS

The mission of Student Health Services is to provide quality health care and preventive services to AU students. AU’s Student Health Clinic offers a variety of services and sponsors several health awareness programs throughout the year.

TDS

The Office of Testing and Disability Services (TDS) helps ensure an accessible and positive college experience for students with disabilities. TDS offers a variety of testing services for students and non-student visitors to the testing center including: career certifications, test proctoring, and administration of assessments for academic admissions.

Campus Recreation

Campus Recreation provides opportunities for Augusta University students, faculty and staff to participate in physical activities like personal training, intramural and club sports, group and instructional fitness classes and outdoor adventures.

Financial Aid

Financial Aid works to offer scholarships, grants and other forms of aid to current and incoming students. Financial Aid facilitates the federal work study program and offers loan education (and other financial awareness programming) to students and the campus community.

Career Services

Career Services helps students to fully integrate their AU experience and create boundless futures.

Augusta University Health

Your Health Today

Your Health Today is a hub of wellness resources presented by Augusta University Health.

Using Virtual Reality to improve patient experiences with funding from Unite in the Fight

A hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT), sometimes called a bone marrow transplant, is when a patient is administered healthy hematopoietic stem cells. This transplant can be to treat blood cancers or disorders such as leukemia, lymphoma, multiple myeloma, sickle cell anemia, or bone marrow failures. Patients who undergo HSCT often experience side effects like mucositis,… Continue Reading Using Virtual Reality to improve patient experiences with funding from Unite in the Fight

Georgia Cancer Center Whole-Person Healing Initiative – Phase 2

Phase 2 of the Whole-Person Healing Initiative Underway Thanks to Unite in the Fight

Cancer treatments are often physically and mentally challenging for patients, and reducing stress is often an afterthought. To promote mental and emotional health, the ‘Whole Person Initiative’ takes unused spaces in the Georgia Cancer Center’s Outpatient Clinic and turns them into areas which are soothing and supportive to patients and staff members. “The GCC Whole-Person… Continue Reading Phase 2 of the Whole-Person Healing Initiative Underway Thanks to Unite in the Fight

Unite in the Fight Funds Expanding Access to Skin Cancer Screening through Teledermatology

Skin cancer remains the most common cancer in the United States, with over 100,000 diagnoses projected in 2025 according to the American Cancer Society. It is also projected that by 2040 it will become the second most frequent cause of cancer-related deaths. “Specialty health care, in particular skin cancer screening and dermatologic care, remains beyond… Continue Reading Unite in the Fight Funds Expanding Access to Skin Cancer Screening through Teledermatology

Dietary Changes and Colorectal Cancer Prevention

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness month and, fortunately, this type of cancer comes with several nutrition recommendations that can reduce your risk. Because what you eat goes through your colon, it can play a big role in your cancer risk. Let’s take a look at what foods you should reduce or avoid and which ones… Continue Reading Dietary Changes and Colorectal Cancer Prevention

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