LiveWell Services
LiveWell offers a variety of FREE services for students at the University of Washington in Seattle.
LiveWell offers one-on-one appointments with a Peer Wellness Coach, Confidential Advocate, Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) Coordinator, and Suicide Intervention Program (SIP) Coordinator.
The LiveWell Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) Coordinator is a professional staff member who offers 1-1 consults with students around alcohol and other drugs.
LiveWell Confidential Advocacy provides a safe and confidential space to help individuals identify what they want or need after an incident of sexual assault, relationship violence, or stalking has occurred. 1-1 appointments with a Confidential Advocate are available for UW faculty and staff (from any campus including UW Medicine), and undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Washington in Seattle.
LiveWell Peer Groups are student-led, peer-facilitated groups designed to promote resiliency and overall well-being. Each group focuses on a different well-being topic, offering space for discussion, skill-building, community and personal growth.
Peer Health Education (PHE) workshops are evidence-based educational workshops facilitated by students (PHEs, LiveWell’s highly trained student employees) for students. Workshops can be requested by UW communities and groups and they cover a variety of health and wellness topics aimed at promoting life-long behaviors that support health, self-growth, and meaningful connection.
Peer Wellness Coaching (PWC) is offered by our Peer Health Educators for UW students. A few of our most experienced Peer Health Educators go through in-depth training and supervision to be able to serve as PWCs. 1-1 PWC appointments are a great option for students who are looking to strengthen and enhance their personal well-being, solve problems effectively, and work toward intentional change in their lives and self.
Student Needs Navigation provides UW students with resources and information about local services and programs that address basic needs insecurities impacting low-income students.
The Suicide Intervention Program (SIP) connects students to campus resources when incidents of concern related to suicidal thoughts and actions are reported to the University. SIP meetings are held with professional staff members who work with students to come up with a plan for care. If a situation warrants an immediate response, individuals should contact 911.
UW communities and groups can schedule LiveWell tabling events. Peer Health Educators table at events and fairs spreading LiveWell’s services and peer-to-peer dialogue for students around health and well-being.
LiveWell Services video
Watch this short video for a look inside some of our services!
Services & Activities Fee (SAF)
Several of LiveWell’s programs and services are proudly funded by the Services & Activities Fee (SAF)!