Caring for Mind & Body

With so many responsibilities, it can get easy to forget about taking good care of your health. The section below connects you to information and sources to maintain your physical, emotional, and mental well-being.

  • Making an appointment at the health center
    To make an appointment, call (818) 677-3666.
  • Emergency Information
    In case of an emergency, immediately dial 911. In case you don't want to call 911, click here to see how we can help.
  • Health Care Specialties
    Looking for healthier meal options on campus that are tasty and easy on the scales? To make an appointment with a nutritionist or for more information, call (818) 677-3666.
  • Exercising at CSUN
    Want to work off some stress...or that last slice of pizza? For more information about the Student Recreation Center.
  • Maintaining a healthy relationship
    Here are some links to help you learn how to keep yourself and your partner healthy and safe. Click on the links below for more information
  • Dental/Optometry Clinics
    The Dental clinic can help improve your smile and take any pains away. The Optometry Clinic offers a variety of services to improve your vision. For an appointment, call (818) 677-3666.
  • Counseling Services
    Did you hesitate on clicking this link? Even the idea of counseling can seem strange before discovering the types of services offered.

    Still not convinced? Remember that the services are confidential. Call (818) 677-2366 or click on the links below for more information.
  • Eating Disorders
    College students are at greater risk of developing unhealthy eating habits. For more information about eating disorders, call (818) 677-7500.
  • Depression & Suicide
    Its not easy to talk about, but if you are considering hurting yourself or you are worried about someone you know and don't know what to do, call the following number for more information: (818) 677-2366
  • CSUN HelpLine
    The HelpLine is available in the evening. It is available for all. Use if to find help for yourself or for someone you care about. Call (818) 677-HELP for more information.

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