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Updated November 9, 2020:
Review the most recent public health orders here.
Health & Counselling is here for you with most of our services being offered by video or phone.
Our care providers are available for in-person and virtual appointments. Call us for more information or to book an appointment. We have a maximum occupancy of visitors to our clinics at a time so you must book ahead.
Office visits will only be available if your medical symptoms require an assessment by a physician. To change your in-person appointment if you are showing cold and flu symptoms, or are required to self-isolate at home, please call us.
Learn more about COVID-19 and symptoms here >
Virtual Support Options
- Are you wondering how we can support you during this time?
Our counsellors are available by appointment, and our Access Case Managers run daily drop-in advising sessions to help you find the support you need. - Have health-related questions and you aren't sure who to ask?
Our nurses run weekly sessions for you to book virtually. - Feeling disconnected and need a break from studying?
Connect with us socially at one of our online events.
Find more virtual support options here >
COVID-19 Testing for Individuals Experiencing Symptoms
If you are experiencing symptoms or have been exposed to someone who has a confirmed case of COVID-19, you can use the following self-assessment tool developed with the BC Ministry of Health: https://covid19.thrive.health/.
If you have severe respiratory symptoms call 911.
For worsening cough and breathing, or concerns about worsening of your chronic medical conditions and need a medical appointment, call for an appointment, or further medical advice.
If You Are Arriving or Returning to Canada
If you're arriving and/or returning back to Canada, the government of Canada has made it mandatory for anyone entering Canada to self-quarantine. SFU's International Student Advising and Programs has created a self-isolation guide to help you through this process, and SFU has a mandatory safety course you must take.
Getting Tested >
Find information to determine whether you need to be tested for COVID-19 and what your options as an international student are to get tested to go home.
Language Guide >
Use this guide to better communicate with others during a time where various identities may experience the challenges of COVID-19 differently.
Support Options >
Learn more about what support options Health & Counselling Services offers and find an option that works best for you.
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