Student Health, Counseling and Wellbeing
When you’re not feeling well, need someone to talk to, or just want to improve your well-being and self-care, turn to the Centers for Health, Counseling and Wellbeing at Bentley. Our expert staff are here to support your physical and emotional well-being.
The staff at the Centers for Health, Counseling and Wellness are available to talk to you remotely and we listen to your concerns and provide you with strategies to improve your health and succeed academically. Together, we’ll help you thrive.
Health, Counseling and Wellbeing Options at Bentley
Kognito is an online educational program designed to educate students, faculty and staff about mental health. Through role-play, users build knowledge and skills around mental health and suicide prevention. Kognito is also designed to support academic performance, student retention and campus safety.
Faculty, staff, and students can access Kognito and use the platform at any time by following the instructions below:
- Visit bentley.kognito.com.
- Sign in using your Bentley email address and password.
- Select your primary “User Type.”
- Select your “Role” if an employee, “Class” if student and confirm by clicking “Submit Query.” You are not required to provide additional information.
- Launch the module from the course page.
Health Center
Rhodes Hall
(781) 891-2222
Please call for an appointment. We are open Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
For non-urgent matters, you may email us at GA_Healthcenter@Bentley.edu.
Counseling Center
Callahan Building
(781) 891-2274
Psychologists and clinicians at the Counseling Center can help you work through the important issues and life decisions you face as a college student.
Community Wellbeing and Health Promotion
Remotely accessible by phone at (781) 891-2600, please leave us a message, or email thrive@bentley.edu. Also, connect with us on Instagram @bentley_health.
Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence
Learn how you can help prevent sexual and interpersonal violence, support survivors and become empowered allies.
