Center for Health and Wellness Innovation

The Center for Health and Wellness Innovation at Eastman Hall provides services to students, faculty and staff of St. Cloud State University. It is also an academic learning facility where students learn to unleash caring. To schedule appointments and find more information for departments housed in the Center for Health and Wellness Innovation, please check out these resources.

The Center for Health and Wellness Innovation integrates academic programs, interdisciplinary experiential learning, student services, and community partners to provide a collaborative environment that promotes whole-person care and prepares health care leaders of the future. 

1. We affirm the health and well-being of our campus community as a fundamental component of student success and employee well-being.
2. We value the interconnectedness of academic programs and student services as a way to increase accessibility and visibility, and to reduce barriers to student health and well-being.
3. We embrace our role as the key contributor to campus, community and regional workplace well-being initiatives.
4. We value our responsibility to educate the next generation of healthcare leaders by providing collaborative inter-professional and experiential learning opportunities.
5. We aspire to be an environment where the community and campus will partner to maximize efficiency and to create a sustainable culture of health for the campus, the community and the region.

Health Services

Medical Clinic

Medical Clinic provides diagnosis, treatment, prevention, promotion and education services to students.

Counseling & Psychological Services

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) offers confidential personal counseling and consultation to promote personal development and psychological well-being.  Our services assist students in defining and meeting personal, academic and career objectives. Counseling can help you cope more effectively with a variety of concerns, including adjustment to college, family and relationship concerns, academic and career questions, depression, anxiety, and other mental health challenges.