Wellbeing, mental health and Counselling

We are focused on supporting students wellbeing and mental health and are now part of a Mental Health in Colleges trailblazer which involves working with the NHS. There will be a member of their team supporting students with the transition to college and strategies to promote mental wellbeing. We also have our Counsellors  who offer a confidential counselling service where any student can go to discuss issues that may be worrying them. Students talk to Counsellors a wide variety of issues such as exam stress, relationship/family problems, feeling depressed or anxious, and concerns about mental health.

Counselling appointments can be made in confidence either by emailing This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or by visiting Student Services, G14. We will do our best to find a time that fits around your college timetable, but please be aware that you may be placed on a waiting list until a slot becomes available.

What to expect

• Confidentiality
• Collaborative Exploration
• Resilience Techniques
• Counselling
• Coaching for wellbeing
• Someone to listen

When

• Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 10am – 4pm
• Thursday 10am – 1pm
• Drop-in support will be announced on a weekly basis (operated on a first come first served basis).

Where
Counselling Room: G18A

Ways to make contact

• Drop into Student Services G14
• Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
• Come along to the drop-in service (announced weekly)
• Fill out the self-referral form below

Take a look at this video for a better idea about how our counselling services work: