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Loyola Wellness Center

Phone: 773-508-2530, Dial-A-Nurse: 773-508-8883; Summer Hours: LSC, M-F, 8-4:30; WTC- M-F, 8:30-5; LSC Address: 6439 N. Sheridan Rd

The Wellness Center Provides high quality interdisciplinary medical, mental health and health promotion services that enable our diverse student population to more fully participate and succeed in the college experience. By enhancing health and wellness, within the context of a Jesuit Catholic institution, each student is empowered to take responsibility for self care by making informed lifestyle choices that contribute to their own success and to the well-being of the community. Vision

To be recognized for excellence by the University community for providing integrated wellness services essential to student development.

01/20/2026

Last week some of the Wellness Center staff and Wellness Wolfpack students attended and presented at the 2026 NASPA Strategies Conference here in Chicago!

This conference focuses on topics including collegiate alcohol and drug misuse prevention, mental health, sexual violence prevention, and peer education.

It was a great experience for all who attended!

[Image Descriptions:
Image 1: two women standing in front of a projector screen that reads “Bridging Mental Health & Nutrition: Building a Dual Discipline Intuitive Eating Group”

Image 2: Two women pointing at flyers for Food for Thought: An Intuitive Eating Group. One of the flyer depicts a grocery bag with fruits and vegetables inside. The other flyer depicts a cartoon drawing of a brain with a fork next to it.

Image 3: Three women in beige clothing standing next to each other in front of a Step and Repeat with the words NASPA on it.

Image 4: The same image as image 3, with another woman cropped into the image, also wearing beige/white colored clothing.

Image 5: Six women (some in beige colored clothing, others in pink and purple sweaters) standing next to each other in front of the NASPA Step and Repeat. ]

01/12/2026

🥨Join Food for Thought, an Intuitive Eating Group! Learn how to listen to your body, trust your hunger cues, and build a healthier relationship with food.

🍓Discover a more balanced, sustainable approach to eating and self-care.

🌭If interested, fill out the form at tinyurl.com/fft2026

[Image Description: dark maroon background with a yellow noodle-like squiggle that wraps around a fork and transforms into a brain-like image. Text reads “Food for Thought: An Intuitive Eating Group, Tuesdays 4-5pm; 10-week group; learn the principles of Intuitive Eating to nourish and improve your relationship with food. This is not a weight loss or eating disorder support group; group will be led by a registered dietitian and a social worked.]

12/08/2025

Need a break from studying this week? Join us on Wednesday in the IC for some study day stress relief activities! We will have bubbles, games, giveaways, and therapists available to assist you in making a stress management plan. Plus a visit from Sully the therapy dog! We hope to see you there!

Image description: black and maroon text giving the information for the study day stress relief event, with images of bubbles, a road with a sign that says ‘recharge next stop’, a board game, and a golden retriever

11/07/2025

In the past two years we have trained 500 Loyola students, faculty, and staff on how to use Narcan and distributed 500 boxes! Thank you to everyone who has attended and committed to making our campus as safe as possible! Interested in attending a future training or scheduling a session for your campus organization? Visit bit.ly/NarcanLUC

Image description: against a black and pink background with white mist, white text saying thank you to the 500 attendees of Narcan trainings

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween Ramblers. Remember, The Line is open 24 hours on the weekends. Call at any time, we are here if you need us.

Image Description:
A black background with pink flowers and cartoon ghosts around the border. At the top, large white text reads: “who ya gonna call?” In the center, there is a logo with the words “The Line” in bold white letters on a black background with a pink stripe above and below. Below the logo, the phone number “773-494-3810” is displayed. Additional text at the bottom says: “The Line is open this weekend, call at anytime and an advocate will be there to support you.”

10/24/2025

The Line is open 24 hours on the weekends. Call at any time, we are here if you need us.

Image Description:
A black background with pink flowers and white cartoon ghosts around the edges. At the top, bold white text reads “who ya gonna call?” Below is a logo with “The Line” in white letters on a black rectangle with pink stripes above and below. Underneath, The Line phone number: “773-494-3810.” At the bottom, white text says: “The Line is open this weekend, call at anytime and an advocate will be there to support you.” Small white star-like sparkles are scattered throughout the design.

10/23/2025

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Healthy and unhealthy relationship behaviors aren’t always easy to spot, but learning the difference can save lives. Let’s talk about healthy vs. unhealthy relationships. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Healthy and unhealthy relationship behaviors aren’t always easy to spot, but learning the difference can save lives. Let’s talk about healthy vs. unhealthy relationships and break the stigma.

Image Description:
Slide 1: A purple-themed awareness post with dark and light lavender tones and circular swirl accents. The title reads, “domestic violence awareness month: healthy v. Unhealthy relationships”in bold black text. Below, a message states: “Healthy and unhealthy relationship behaviors aren’t always easy to spot, but learning the difference can save lives.” At the bottom is a black rectangular logo that says “The Line” in pink and white text, along with the phone number 773-494-3810.
Slide 2: A purple slide titled “Let’s Break the Stigma” with the subtitle “Know the Signs of Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships.” It lists four relationship traits, alternating between healthy, with a red heart icon and unhealthy, with a broken heart icon : Comfortable Pace, Intensity, Trust, and Possessiveness.
Slide 3: with the same lay out as slide 2 this slide states: Honesty, Manipulation, Independence, Isolation, Respect, and Sabotage
Slide 4: Continuing the layout: Equality: “Decisions and effort are balanced on both sides.” Belittling, Guilting / Blaming, Healthy Conflict, and Volatility.
Slide 5: The final slide follows the same structure: Accountability, Deflecting Responsibility, Loyalty & Integrity, and Betrayal.

10/09/2025

Build real love in a digital world. Love Bytes explores risks, respect, and resources to help you build healthier online connections. Join us on October 16th, we’d love to see you there!

Image description:
A dark purple background advertises an event titled “Love Bytes: Sexting, Safe Citizenship, and Digital Boundaries.” At the top, there is a colorful pixel-style graphic featuring a speech bubble, a red heart, and a blue shield with a check mark inside. Below the title, white text reads:
“An interactive program explores risks, respect, and resources to help you build healthier online connections.”
On the right side, there is a QR code with the caption “Free Event! Register here!” in blue text.

09/19/2025

There are many myths about The Line you may hear around campus, lets disprove these!

Image description:
A carousel of 10 slides switching between a black and pink background. The first slide reads, The Line: Myths and Facts. 4 of these slides with pink backgrounds have black writing stating a myth about The Line. 4 of the slides with black backgrounds debunk the myth and explain the truth. The last slide reads “The Line is here for the Loyola community. Additional information at luc.edo/coalition.”

09/18/2025

Do you know what The Line is? If not that’s okay, that’s what Line Awareness Week is all about!

The Line is Loyola’s confidential resource for anything gender-based violence related. Any member of the Loyola community can call 773-494-3810 and speak to a trained advocate, 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday and 24 hours on the weekends.

Image description:
A carousel of 6 pink and grey slides, the first picture stating: What is The Line. The slides include the phone number of The Line, what confidential really means, when the line is available, and what an advocate can do. The Line is here for the Loyola community, additional information at luc.edu/coalition.

09/15/2025

It’s Line Awareness Week! The Line is answered by two full time staff members Monday through Friday and a team of eight incredible student volunteers on the weekends. All of our advocates have more than 40 hours of training.   Remember, The Line is open Monday-Friday from 8:30am-5pm and 24 hours on the weekends.

Image description:
A carousel of 9 photos with a hot pink and black background introductory information and photos of The Line advocates Amal, Mia, Catherine, Aasri, Fiona, Bella, Skye, and Kristy.

09/12/2025

In honor of Line Awareness Week, our friends at the Line are hosting multiple events for students to learn who’s behind the phone when you call The Line.
On Tuesday 9/16 there’s coloring with The Line where The Line advocates will be relaxing with coloring supplies and free snacks. Stop buy, grab some goodies, color and ask The Line Advocates any questions you have.
On Thursday 9/18 The Wellness Center and The Office for Equity and compliance will host a panel including experts from around campus speaking on how Loyola prevents and responds to Gender-Based Violence.
Each of these events will include FREE FOOD and an interactive Q&A so come with questions! We hope to see you there!

Image description:
A carousel of 2 flyers
Flyer 1: Coloring with The Line, a cream background flyer with scribbled lines in different colors representing crayon throughout and the Line logo which reads Sexual Violence, Relationship Violence, The Line, 773-494-3810. The flyer reads that the event will be held on Tuesday 9/16 from 4:30-6:30 at the Damen Student Center South Entrance which is next to Rambler Express.

Flyer 2: Ask an Expert. A white background with Ask an Expert written in pink. In the middle of the flyer The Line logo is show. The flyer reads “Learn from LINE Advocates and the Office of Equity and Compliance about how Loyola prevents and responds to Gender-Based Violence!” The event will be on September 18th from 5:30-6:30 in the Damen Den. There will be free food, experts from across campus, and an interactive Q&A.

Address

6439 North Sheridan Road, Suite 310 (Lake Shore Campus)
Chicago, IL
60626

Website

http://www.luc.edu/wellness

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