Health and Wellness at HLS

The Interfaith Prayer and Meditation Space is a quiet room located in the Students Org room on the second floor of WCC. The room offers a great space for prayer or meditation.
The Center for Wellness provides information about mediation spaces and events held throughout Harvard’s campus.
The Harvard Divinity School maintains a list of quiet places and nearby retreats off-campus that serve as quiet venues for meditation and reflection.

Hemenway Gymnasium and Malkin Athletic Center on campus offer cardio equipment, strength training equipment, multi-purpose fitness room, basketball court, and squash courts as well as regular group exercise classes. See the linked websites for gym hours and class schedules.
The Harvard Athletics website covers information of the gym facilities, club sports, featured programming offered, personal training information, and more.

Harvard University Health Services (HUHS) provides high quality, comprehensive health care including Primary Care, Pediatric Care, and Mental Health Counseling.
Law School Health Services, one of four HUHS locations, is found inside Pound Hall. For Overnight Urgent Care please use the hotline at 617-495-5711.
Mallory Fine is our Patient Advocate. She can discuss any question or concerns you have related to your use of HUHS.
The Harvard Center for Wellness offers a wide array of innovative programs and workshops designed to assist in improving well-being.

Counseling and Mental Health Services (CAMHS) offers students comprehensive outpatient carer in a variety of contexts and programs including informal counseling and support groups. The attached quick guide outlines some of the specific programming available to HLS students.
Behavioral Health offers comprehensive evaluation, consultation, referral, treatment, and follow-up services to individuals, couples, children, and families. This includes: individual counseling, cognitive-behavioral therapy, group/family/couples therapy, evaluation for and management of medications, and evaluation for full or partial hospitalizations.
The Office of Alcohol & Other Drug Services (AODS) offers a wide range of programs and services at at reducing the negative consequences of substance abuse.
The Office of Sexual Assault Presentation and Response (OSAPR) provides confidential support, information, and resource referrals for survivors of sexual violence.