Parent and Family Programs at Miami University is committed to supporting families as vital partners in student success. The Parent and Family Mental Health Video Series provides valuable insights and resources to help parents and family members navigate student well-being. Topics include available student support services, counseling options, crisis and distress management, and practical strategies for mental health and well-being.

Oxford’s mental health guide for resources in the community.

Access free, confidential life coaching through the Employee Assistance Program (EAP). Life coaching can help you reach personal and professional goals, manage life transitions, overcome obstacles, strengthen relationships, achieve greater balance, and live a more purposeful life. Available via video or phone.

Call 800-227-6007 or visit the website. Use the company name “Miamioh.”

The Employee Assistance Program (EAP) provides legal and financial consultation and resources through Impact Solutions. Build financial wellness related to budgeting, buying a home, paying off debt, resolving general tax questions, preventing identity theft, and saving for retirement or tuition. Receive referrals for personal legal matters including estate planning, wills, real estate, bankruptcy, divorce, custody, and more.

Call 800-227-6007 or visit the website. Use the company name “Miamioh.”

Dozens of articles about alcohol, cannabis, vaping, addiction, and recover, all geared toward college students.

Health Advocate provides faculty and staff with advocacy and health navigation services, in addition to administering the “Healthy Miami” program. The app includes several trackers (e.g., fitness, nutrition, stress, financial, etc.), healthy living workshops, goal setting, and more. Download the app or engage through the website.

SEAL Ambassadors are students available to help students find their place on campus and get involved. They also offer guidance to creating new student organizations, and on helping organizations succeed.

Miami has more than 600 student clubs and organizations, including service organizations, fraternities and sororities, academic and career-focused groups, and special-interest clubs. Explore your options for getting involved on the Hub!

Dozens of articles related to communication, friendship, and romantic relationships, geared to college students.

Dozens of articles about improving your mind, body, and overall functioning as a college student.