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West Virginia University Collegiate Recovery Program

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Connection with support resources at WVU and across the state

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Recovery ally training

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The hour-long virtual training will provide attendees with education to better understand the process of recovery, help confront stigma related to addiction and utilize appropriate language when discussing substance use disorders and eating disorders. Participants will also learn about available resources in Morgantown and best practices to help those in need access services. 

WVU Collegiate Recovery can connect students, faculty, and staff to a diverse support network at WVU and in the community.

Eating Disorder Awareness Resources

Support resources and information for the entire WVU community.

Treatment and Support Groups

Here you will find treatment and recovery options as well as support group information. There are various options and support groups listed. Please contact us with any questions that you may have.

Faculty and Staff Resources

Recovery support and resources for faculty and staff at WVU.

Family and Friends Resources

Support and connection for those impacted by addictive behaviors.

Home | Addiction | West Virginia University (wvu.edu)

Addiction is a complex disease – and West Virginia is ground zero of the national epidemic. With the highest drug overdose fatality rates in the country, the impact on our state, our communities and families and our future, is nearly incalculable, but hope remains.

Substance Use Disorder Legal Program

Free legal services for people with a SUD, including assistance with: child support/custody, bankruptcy, disability benefits, DHHR programs, driver's license reinstatement, employment, and expungement. Anyone interested can contact Shawna Pastuch White at spastuch@mail.wvu.edu.

Substance Use Recovery Resources

Mountaineers who are in recovery from substance use disorders can use these resources to support their recovery journey.

Naloxone Trainings & Naloxone Locations Map

This training, with the support of the Monongalia County Health Department, trains participants in the use of Narcan nasal spray, to be used for the treatment of a known or suspected opioid overdose emergency. Narcan is designed to help reverse the effects of an opioid overdose in minutes. Fentanyl test strips are also discussed as part of this training.

The training takes approximately 45 minutes and can be requested for groups by completing on of our program request forms. Program requests must be made at least two weeks in advance.

WELL WVU - Fentanyl Test Strips

WELL WVU is currently able to provide WVU students with fentanyl test strips - no questions asked, no identifying information required, and no interaction with anyone during pick-up. If you would like to request fentanyl test strips, just complete this form.


WELL WVU has put together some useful information and tips to promote responsible gambling.

From the Problem Gambling Help Network of West Virginia

“Gambling is very common among college students. About 6% of students develop a gambling problem. Those in recovery from other addictions are at especially high risk. The Problem Gambling Help Network of West Virginia developed this video to highlight that sports betting isn’t all fun and games, and there is help if you cross the line into problematic gambling.” Watch Video

Transitional Living Services Map

The WVU Center for Excellence In Disabilities provides an interactive map for transitional living resources across the state. 

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