Mental health support
Our Student Counselling Service and Mental Health Advisory Service are available by referral if you are experiencing problems with your mental health at university.
Accessing mental health support
If you feel that you need support for your mental health, you should book an appointment with your GP, or with a Wellbeing adviser. They can provide you with a referral to a support service if it is right for you.
You cannot book an appointment directly with the Student Counselling or Mental Health Advisory Service, you must get a referral first.
Student Counselling Service
The Student Counselling Service offers short-term individual counselling with experienced counsellors.
They also offer therapeutic groups where you can discuss your issues with peers, led by a trained counsellor. These include:
- bereavement group
- cognitive behavioural group
- Mandarin speaking group
- postgrad support
- trans group
- women's group.
Mental Health Advisory Service
The Mental Health Advisory Service works with students who have been referred with complex mental health difficulties.
If you are referred, a mental health advisor will create a care plan for you which will focus on your strengths and help you find the right support at University and in the wider community.
University Mental health Charter
We follow the University Mental Health Charter Framework from Student Minds.
We are committed to and proud to be part of the University Mental Health Charter Award scheme.