Student Counselling, Health & Well-being & Student Accessibility Services Overview

These flashcards cover key terms and concepts from the Student Counselling, Health & Well-being, and Student Accessibility Services lecture notes.

Student Counselling, Health and Well-being (SCHW)

A department that provides a range of health and well-being services for academic success and student development.

Same-day individual counselling

Counselling available to students where they can access a professional without a prior appointment.

Walk-in counselling

Counselling that does not require an appointment and is available in-person or virtually.

Health Services, Health Education & Promotion

Services aimed at improving student health, reducing health inequities, and empowering informed health choices, including Ask a Nurse consultations.

Well-being Strategy

Initiatives to promote a holistic approach to health and well-being across York’s campuses for students, staff, and faculty.

Student Accessibility Services (SAS)

A service that provides individualized academic accommodation planning for students with disabilities in accordance with Ontario Human Rights Commission policies.

Eligibility for Service

All registered and enrolled students at York University can access counselling services.

Documentation for Registration

Required documents from students registering for Student Accessibility Services, which should provide information about their disability and functional limitations.

Virtual Well-being Hub

An online portal that offers well-being resources and personalized experiences based on user surveys.

Ask SAVY

A resource where students can seek information and support regarding counselling services.