William Magee Center

The University of Mississippi

WellChats

wellchats

We know that it isn’t always easy to make healthy choices. Let’s chat about it.

 

Meet Kakky!

Kakky BrownHi! I’m Kakky Brown, and I’m the Wellness Navigator for the William Magee Center. I’m here to help students with any wellness needs. I work closely with campus partners and have a direct line with departments such as the Student Health Center, UMatter, University Counseling Center, and Clinic for Outreach & Personal Enrichment, and Violence Intervention & Prevention. I’ll be the main person responding to WellChat requests, and I will connect students to the right person.

What are WellChats?

Our staff at the William Magee Center will work with you to show you how to conquer academic stress, reduce substance use, discuss relationship concerns, and more. Let us work with you to build a plan that will cultivate a healthy student experience during your time at Ole Miss and beyond. Whether you have a particular wellness behavior in mind that you would like to improve, or you are curious and want to learn more about a brand new topic, our staff are here to help you on your wellness journey.

Image text: How do I sign-up?

  1. Complete our WellChat registration form. It only takes 5 minutes!
  2. Schedule your WellChats session using our scheduler (you will immediately land on this page upon submitting the registration form).
  3. Visit the William Magee Center at 980 Whirlpool Drive, and check-in at the front desk to attend your WellChat
What if I have an urgent issue, and can’t wait 1-2 days for my WellChats discussion?

If your need is related to a mental health crisis: Crisis intervention services are available on a 24-hour basis without an appointment. Contact the University Counseling Center (UCC) at 662-915-3784. If this emergency is taking place after hours (outside of 8AM-5PM)  you may contact UCC at 662-915-3784 and ask to speak with an on-call counselor.

If your need is related to an alcohol or other drug related crisis: Such as an incapacitated or otherwise unresponsive individual after substance use, please call 911.