Faculty resources include the Office of Learner Advocacy and Wellness (LAW) and Resident Well being Committee. The Office of LAW looks after issues pertaining to learner health, well being and advocacy. It is a safe and confidential place for a learner to receive support, counseling and/or referral for both academic and personal matters. The Resident Well being Committee is a proactive committee, and the chairs can provide help or access to consultation for residents and their families.
University resources include the University Wellness Services (UWS) and its Psychological Services, Office of Safe Disclosure and Human Rights, and Virtual Wellness Site. The first 2 resources provide medical, psychological and counseling services, while the third resource is a “one stop shop for all members of the campus community interested in health and wellness”.
Community resources include the Alberta Medical Association Physician and Family Support Program (PFSP) and Alberta Health Services Employee Assistance Program. PFSP is a confidential service that provides assistance to residents and immediate family members.
A more comprehensive list of available resources can be found in the following link: