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Health and wellbeing

A healthy mind, body, and spirit are foundations for students to achieve their personal and academic goals.

Health advisory

Coronavirus infections reported in China are considered a low risk for residents of Canada. Read the BCCDC’s information for travellers.

Take care of yourself

Food and nutrition

Learn how to eat well on a budget, get started on cooking, and meal prep.
Physical activity

Find tips on moving more and staying motivated during exercise.
Sleep for success

Explore strategies and resources for better sleep.

Understanding stress

Know how to recognize your signs of stress and manage the stress response.
Sex and sexual health

Get information on sex and sexual health, including tips for practicing safer sex.
Alcohol and other drugs

Understand UBC substance use policies and learn more about substance misuse.

Explore campus resources

Counselling Services

Learn about on-campus counselling services and Wellness Advisors, including how to book appointments.
Student Health Service

Book an appointment with a doctor or other medical professional for help with your health concerns.
SVPRO

Get support from a Sexual Violence Response Specialist if you’ve experienced sexual assault or violence.
Academic accommodations

Get info from the Centre for Accessibility if you have a disability or ongoing medical condition impacting your studies.

Browse community resources

Medimap

See available walk-in clinics and wait times, and book an appointment before visiting the location.
Mindhealth BC

Take a quick online assessment on your mental health and get resources for a variety of related concerns.
HealthLink BC

Call 811 to speak with a registered nurse, or access online resources for health-related questions.
City Centre
Urgent Care

Visit the centre if you have a non-life-threatening illness or injury that requires attention within 12 - 24 hours.
FoundryBC

Find info, resources, and in-person community services for support on mental or sexual health, housing, and more.
Here to help

Browse strategies to help you take care of your mental health and substance use in healthier ways.
First Nations Health Authority

Receive coverage for dental or medical care, mental health counselling, and more, if you’re a First Nations in BC.
Vancouver Coastal Health

View local health care services for mental health or substance abuse.