Milner Student Health, Wellness, & Counseling
Our mission: To provide Guilford students with opportunities for personal growth, physical and emotional health, well-being, and personal exploration and problem-solving in a confidential and caring environment.
Note: As of December 2023, this site is still under development. Please let us know if if you find broken links or if you have information you'd like us to add!
Are you interested in making an appointment with a counselor? Email us your interest and availability at counseling@guilford.edu!
Welcome!
Contact us!
336-316-2163 or email:
studenthealth@guilford.edu
wellness@guilford.edu
counseling@guilford.edu
SURE@guilford.edu
nutrition@guilford.edu
Hours:
Monday-Friday, 8:30-5:00
(closed for lunch 12-1 daily)
Counseling appointments are scheduled 9:00-4:00, and last approximately 45 minutes
Nutritionist hours:
By Appointment only, Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Milner Student Health, Wellness, and Counseling Center is an integrative office designed to support our student community in holistic and comprehensive health and wellness. From physical and emotional health to sexual health and beyond, we are here to help students learn how to get needs met.
With a lovely view of the campus lake, we are located roughly a ten minute walk from the center of campus, towards the entrance to the Guilford College Woods. Come visit us and ask questions, or explore our site to see what we have to offer.
Navigate via the menu on the left, or click below to find out more about our Counseling Services, Wellness Services, Student Health Services, Student Resources, Faculty/Staff Resources, Calendar of Events, or our Graduate Intern Program.
Meet our Team!
Counseling services include mental health consultations, short-term counseling and crisis intervention. Questions about Counseling? There's an FAQ for that!
We also serve as the headquarters for Wellness consultations and programming, as well as Student Health for the campus.
Questions about your student health forms? View our medical information FAQ for answers to common questions incoming first-years and their families have around this process.
Photo Credit: Ben Jenkins, 2014