Health and Wellness Services has a variety of services and resources available to support CU Boulder staff and faculty. These resources can also be used to refer colleagues.
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Departments Mental health Physical health Additional resources
FSAP provides free mental health services for all CU Boulder staff and faculty, including brief individual or couples counseling, community referrals, workshops and support groups.
Contact information:
303-492-3020
3100 Marine St, Boulder, CO 80309
Health Promotion provides outreach, education, events and online programs related to multiple dimensions of wellness on campus, including stress management, self-care, substance use, mental health and more.
Contact information:
303-492-2937
Wardenburg Health Center, Room 346
Medical Services provides select services to staff and faculty on campus, including acupuncture, massage and prescription refills through the pharmacy.
Contact information:
303-492-3020
1900 Wardenburg Dr, Boulder, CO 80309
The CU Boulder campus has two recreation centers on the main campus and in Williams Village. Recreation Services provides a wide variety of recreation and wellness opportunities, including memberships, lockers, classes, personal training, outdoor trips and more.
Contact information:
303-492-6880
1835 Pleasant St. Boulder, CO 80302
OVA provides free and confidential information, consultation, support, advocacy and short-term, trauma-focused counseling services for those who have experienced and/or witnessed a traumatic or disturbing event. For students, staff and faculty
Contact information:
303-492-8855 24/7
Center for Community, Suite N450
The CUCRC provides support and connection for students, faculty and staff in recovery or seeking recovery from a wide range of behaviors. They offer weekly meetings, peer-to-peer support, substance-free events and community referrals.
Contact information:
303-492-9642
University Memorial Center, Room 414
The following services are available to all CU Boulder staff and faculty to support your medical and physical health.
The Faculty and Staff Assistance Program (FSAP) provides free workshops and support groups related to physical health and well-being.
AcademicLiveCare (ALC) is a free telehealth platform that allows students, staff and faculty to schedule and attend mental health and medical appointments from home, the office or on the go.
Medical Services has a team of certified massage therapists available to treat stress, sports recovery, circulation and muscle spasms. Massage appointments at Wardenburg Health Center are available to staff and faculty for $60 per 45-minute session (insurance not accepted).
Acupuncture is a form of traditional Chinese medicine that uses small, thin needles to stimulate the body’s healing mechanisms. Staff and faculty can participate in private acupuncture sessions or join a community ear seeding session. Group acupuncture is a great option to learn more about acupuncture and give it a try.
Did you know you can fill prescriptions and pick up over-the-counter products right here on campus? The Apothecary Pharmacy in Wardenburg Health Center accepts most major health insurance plans, including all of the CU employee health plans.
Health Promotion provides free quit kits, nicotine cessation coaching and tips for staff and faculty to overcome nicotine cravings. Call 303-492-2937 to schedule an appointment. Nicotine patches and gum are also available for sale at the Apothecary Pharmacy.
CU employees, retirees and their spouses/dependents are eligible for a membership to the Rec Center. Staff and faculty can also get a $25 one-month trial membership that provides access to both campus facilities, locker rooms and free group fitness classes.
Staff and faculty who are enrolled in a CU employee insurance plan are eligible to earn $25 per month for logging at least 12 days of physical activity through the free Be Colorado Move app.
Health Promotion provides free toolkits and plug-and-play activities to campus organizations and departments. These toolkits provide a great way to educate and engage your team in wellness activities around self-care, gratitude, stress management and more.
The Challenge Course Experience provides a fun and safe environment for groups to work together, learn about one another and reach group and individual goals.
The Norlin Library has released a new Wellbeing and Sexual Health collection that covers a variety of topics, including burnout, sexuality, relationships, mental health, self-help and more. Materials are available for checkout in person at Norlin Library or online through Overdrive.
Human Resources (HR) supports employees throughout their career at CU Boulder. HR provides employees with guidance, trainings, resources and services. Be sure to explore the many opportunities available through HR.
The Colorado State Employee Assistance Program (CSEAP) is a free resource to all CU Boulder employees. CSEAP offers life and wellbeing benefits, including in-person and video counseling, coaching, consultation and organizational services.
