Psychological Counseling
Student Psychological Counseling services is a program designed for Ï㽶ÊÓƵ students who are experiencing stress or other emotional difficulties. Our goal is to assist students in overcoming these challenges.
Student Health & Wellness
We’re excited to introduce a new service in the Health & Wellness Office! A registered dietitian/nutritionist is now available to support students with personalized nutrition guidance. Whether you’re looking to improve energy, manage health concerns, or build healthier eating habits, this service offers one-on-one support tailored to your needs.
Health & Wellness Services
Contact Info
Phone
(530) 242-7580
Fax
(530) 225-4968
Location
11555 Old Oregon Trail | Building 2000 | Room 2020 | Redding, CA 96003
Office Hours
Fall & Spring Semester: Monday - Friday | 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Summer: Monday - Thursday | 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
The Student Health & Wellness Office is closed on weekends, observed holidays, campus closures, and between semesters. We are also closed during the weeks of Thanksgiving and Spring Break.
Nurse Visits
The Student Health & Wellness Office provides nursing health care for individual students. The college nurse can assess your complaint and pertinent body system and make a nursing diagnosis, discussing next steps of care.
Doctor Visits
Eligible Ï㽶ÊÓƵ students can seek medical care, free of charge, for evaluation and treatment of uncomplicated illness and injury.
Student Health & Wellness Portal
Submit required consents and forms, receive secure messages, obtain valuable resources, and more within a confidential online environment.
Campus Emergencies
In emergencies such as, but not limited to, loss of consciousness, breathing difficulties, uncontrollable bleeding, or emotional distress endangering self or others, call 911.
- Contact CAMPUS SAFETY at (530) 242-7910.
- REMEMBER TO CALL 911 and CAMPUS SAFETY.
- Remember that the SAFETY OFFICERS on campus are the FIRST RESPONDERS for emergencies. They are the ones who patrol our campus and know how to dispatch help to various campus locations. They assure that paramedics can locate the victim and assist in transporting the victim to an appropriate medical facility.
- Please do not delay emergency care for the victim by first seeking assistance from the Health & Wellness Office or by going to the Campus Safety Office. This wastes precious seconds in a medical emergency which may delay the Emergency Team response (paramedics).
- Remember: call 911 then (530) 242-7910 for a Campus Safety Officer.
All student emergency illnesses and accidents should be documented by supervising faculty / staff and reported to the Student Health & Wellness Office using the form via Accident Insurance Plan.