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NCCU Opens Holistic Health and Wellness Clinic myEOL Future Students Current StudentsSense& Staff Alumni & Friends Visitors About NCCU Admissions Academics Athletics Campus Life Giving Research Welcome, Guest | Login to myEOL   Future Students Current StudentsSense& Staff Alumni & Friends Visitors   About NCCU Academics Admissions Athletics Campus Life Giving Research Home / News - Top Story / NCCU Opens Holistic Health and Wellness Clinic Page Menu NCCU Opens Holistic Health and Wellness Clinic Graduate students Brianna Jones and Jessica Miller squire in opening day tours for the new Behaviorial Health and Wellness Clinic. Chest pinch CPR instructions are provided. Here, Public Health Education junior Destiny Goodwyn shows Durham mom Chanelle Henderson the proper technique. Tours of North Carolina Central University College of Behavioral and Social Sciences’ Behavioral Health and Wellness Clinic took place on Friday, Sept. 28, giving visitors a first squint at the facility as well as self-ruling over-the-counter medicine from MedAssist. “We are excited to provide this clinic to serve the health needs of our university polity as well as our surrounding neighbors,” said Public Health Education Professor Seronda Robinson, who ripened the clinic withal with psychology Professor Sherry Eaton and other campus sense and staff. “It is our hope that it will wilt an integral part of the health superintendency landscape in Durham and serve as a resource part-way for health and wellness education and information. The opening triumph included self-ruling health screenings as well as self-ruling over-the-counter medicines, such as unprepossessed and cough medicine, Band-Aids, allergy medications and vitamins. The clinic, which is unshut to the public as well as the faculty, staff and students, was created by the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences to provide clients with affordable physical health superintendency and mental health superintendency services. Clients may receive physical health screenings, dietary assessments, psychological and educational assessments, fitness towage and training, weight management consultation, health education seminars, CPR certification classes and DWI courses. "It's a unconfined opportunty for students, as well," said Jessica Miller, a graduate student in psychology. "We can get our practicum wits without leaving campus." Students working under the supervision of licensed sense members will squire in dietary counseling, psychological assessments and other services.   Published: Friday, September 28, 2018 by Senior Writer and Editor, Renee Elder See All NCCU News Spread the Word Post this story on Facebook Tweet It Get More News See All NCCU News Searchable Archives Campus Echo, NCCU's perennially Award-Winning Student Newspaper See Today's Top Story Or, Select News Stories by Departmental View Academic Advising Academic Affairs AcademicPolityService and Leadership Program Accounts Payable Administration and Finance Alumni Relations Art Art Museum Athletics Behavioral and Social Sciences Biological & Biomedical Sciences Biomanufacturing Research Institute and Technology Enterprise Board of Trustees Business Campus Life Campus Recreation Capital Assets Chancellor Chemistry and Biochemistry College of Arts and SciencesPolityEngagement and Service Comptroller Continuing Education CounselingPart-wayCounselor Education Criminal Justice Distance Education Diversity and Inclusion Division of Extended Studies Division of Research and Sponsored Programs Eagles In the News Education Enrollment Management Environmental, Earth and Geospatial Sciences Fab Lab Facilities Management Graduate Studies Health Careers History Hospitality and Tourism Administration Human Resources Human Sciences Information Technology Services Institute for Homeland Security and Workforce Development Institutional Advancement Institutional Effectiveness International Affairs James E. 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