The following resources are available for all Mizzou students should they have questions or concerns regarding health and wellness related to alcohol or a controlled substance use.
- MACRO Recovery Ally Training : Online course designed to help create a campus that supports and celebrates students living in recovery from substance use disorders
- Student Health & Well-Being Canvas course (login required): Offers research-based information about alcohol, cannabis and nicotine to help students make informed decisions about substance use
- Well-Being Coaching: Provides individualized, collaborative support with a certified Coach to discuss personal goals related to alcohol, cannabis, and/or tobacco or nicotine use.
- Ask. Listen. Refer. : Learn to recognize when someone is at risk for suicide and offer effective support and referral to mental health professionals.
- Counseling Center: Confidential mental health resource offering a wide range of services at no additional charge to students. Crisis support and consultation available 24/7 at 573-882-6601.
- Student Health Center: Primary Care and psychiatry services including substance abuse and nicotine cessation support.
- Care Team: Supports the immediate needs of students by connecting them with resources, support and solution-focused problem solving
- Dean of Students’ Office: Maintains and fosters a secure living-learning environment
- Title IX resources: Sex/gender discrimination, harassment, violence, stalking, etc.
- Family Handbook for Talking with Your College Student About Alcohol: Alcohol and substance use can be challenging topics to address, but with our resource guide, all you have to do is start the conversation. Request the Family Handbook for Talking with Your College Student About Alcohol, a research-informed guide that will walk you through how to communicate with your student about alcohol in a supportive dialogue that helps them make informed choices. Request the Family Handbook.