The Office of Institutional Well-Being serves as a wellness hub through which existing wellness initiatives and programs are supported and new projects are developed. Learn about our program and meet our team.
Well-Being Index
We have partnered with MedEd Solutions to offer the Well-Being Index (WBI), a brief nine-question, validated, online self-assessment that provides immediate individualized feedback, tools and national/local resources to support well-being.
Baylor Coping Card
The COVID-19 pandemic has been stressful in many ways. Coping with stress in a healthy way will make you, the people you care about, and your community stronger! Check out the Baylor Coping Card for tools to relax and manage stress.
Mental Health Resources
The COVID-19 outbreak may take a toll on our well-being. A number of strategies can be helpful for maintaining well-being and promoting resilience during the pandemic.
Commitment to Racial Justice to Improve Public Health initiative
As a leading biomedical institution in one of the largest, most diverse cities in the United States, we are committed to protecting and promoting the health of all individuals, to working toward a more just healthcare system, and to demonstrating leadership in the advancement of diversity, inclusion and equity.
Emotional/Mental Health Wellness
Students may seek therapy for a wide array of concerns. The most common concerns include depression, anxiety, stress, test taking/academic distress, relationship problems and work problems.
Physical Wellness
Taking care of your physical health needs to be a priority for all students pursuing rigorous graduate studies in healthcare and science. We are committed to helping you do this via our physical wellness programs.
Financial Wellness
Savings accounts, how to manage money and the importance of credit reports are just a few of the topics that M.D. students can learn about from Baylor's Financial Wellness resource page.
Social Wellness
Our social wellness programs focus on building healthy relationships as well as participating in and feeling connected to your community.
Intellectual Wellness
Intellectual wellness focuses in creating opportunities that are mentally and creatively stimulating. These opportunities allow new learning opportunities not just inside the classroom, but outside as well.
Spiritual Wellness
Spirituality is an important dimension of health and wellness. Baylor and BCM LIFE offer presentations on the intersections between health and spirituality, yoga classes and workshops on the art of mindfulness.
Trainees
Personalized Wellness
Get motivated. Be healthy. Get rewarded. Healthy is hard. Vitality makes it easier by providing the motivation you need.
BCM BeWell Program (for residents, fellows and postdocs)
The BCM BeWell program can assist the Baylor community be the most productive to care for the public and train the leaders of tomorrow.
BCM LIFE (for students)
BCM LIFE serves as the health and wellness program for Baylor College of Medicine students.
