Wellness for the Performing Arts

In partnership with various offices across campus, there are resources available that are tailored to the unique situations that Music, Theatre, and Dance students find themselves, whether it be on the stage, in the studio, backstage or front of house. 

On Campus Resources

Below are resources on campus for student, faculty & staff in MTD.

A clinic focused on physical issues related to the performing arts. 

Contact the OT/PT clinic or more information and additional on-campus clinical services:607-274-3740 or otptclinic@ithaca.edu

The Occupational Therapy/Physical Therapy (OT/PT) Clinic offers comprehensive rehabilitation services to the Ithaca College community, including students, faculty/staff, their families and the residents at Longview. We treata variety of diagnoses and patient populations including: orthopedic, neurological, hand, performing artists, and pediatric.

https://www.ithaca.edu/academics/school-health-sciences-and-human-performance/clinics-and-labs/occupational-and-physical-therapy-clinic

A working clinic with faculty and students providing speech-language pathology and audiology services to the community.

https://www.ithaca.edu/academics/school-health-sciences-and-human-performance/clinics-and-labs/sir-alexander-ewing-ithaca-college-speech-and-hearing-clinic

The Center for Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) is not affiliated with Cayuga Health and is a free-standing student service office that is administered, and supervised, by Ithaca College. We do not bill students for any of our services and there are no plans to change this policy. All students should know that we are committed to maintaining your privacy and the confidentiality of your meetings with us and that we will not release your counseling information to any third-party without your permission or awareness.

https://www.ithaca.edu/center-counseling-psychological-services

Off Campus Resources

Below are resources off campus for student, faculty & staff in MTD.

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