| Student Wellness Office | Information, resources, and referrals. | 765-494-9355 |
| Counseling and Psychological Services | Confidential counseling and mental health services for Purdue students. | 765-494-6995 |
| Office of the Dean of Students | Mental health services; academic and career counseling. | 765-494-1747 |
| Counseling and Guidance Center | Free, confidential counseling services for Purdue students. | 765-494-9738 |
| Purdue University Police Department | Conducts personal safety presentations and group discussion with students, staff, faculty, and visitors. | 765-494-8221 |
| Alcoholics Anonymous | Fellowship support. Meets at the Purdue Memorial Union and University Church several times weekly. | 765-742-1666 |
| West Lafayette Police Department | Foot, bicycle, and motorized mobile patrols with an emphasis on educational programs pertaining to crime prevention and traffic safety. | 765-463-3535 |
| St. Elizabeth Regional Health | Freedom from Smoking program held at the Kathryn Weil Center in Lafayette for a small fee |
765-449-5133 |
1-Stop Health Shop. Created by SWO staff to provide talking points, fact sheets, PowerPoint presentations, data, bulletin board kits, posters, and recommended web links for specific health topics.
Positive Educational Experiences for Purdue Students - PEEPS is a Purdue program designed to reduce high-risk drinking among first-year students. Check out the PEEPS page for a list of things to do around campus, information and statistics about high-risk drinking, and resources for faculty, staff, students, and parents.
Do I Have a Drug Problem? - This resource from Join Together Online allows viewers to receive feedback about their alcohol, drug, and tobacco use and determine if they are in a high-risk category.
GoAskAlice! Anonymous Q & A site run by Columbia University health services. Search archives for hundreds of answered questions about general health, emotional health, and other health topics.
How Much is Too Much? - This resource from Join Together Online allows viewers to receive feedback about the amount of alcohol they consume and determine if they are in a high-risk category.
SmokeFree Indiana. A website providing information that promotes tobacco-free, healthy lifestyles as part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) National Tobacco Control Program.
National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. The NIAAA serves the public by providing up-to-date information about alcohol abuse and alcoholism.
National Institute on Drug Abuse. The NIDA serves the public by providing information about current research about drug abuse in order to improve prevention, treatment and policy as it relates to drug abuse and addiction.
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