The Advice and Counselling Service provides a range of specialist, professional and confidential services to support students and applicants.
You can find out more about what services we offer on the Advice and Counselling Service website, and contact us via our web form.
We have a team of Counsellors to support you with emotional and personal issues. Our Counsellors offer a range of confidential support for students, including face-to-face and online counselling, group counselling, as well as a variety of psychological groups and workshops.
Our Wellbeing Advisors support students with managing everyday difficulties that may be impacting on their overall wellbeing and mental health.
Our Mental Health Advisors provide practical support and interventions to help a student manage their diagnosed mental health condition. They can also advise students with no existing diagnosis of mental health condition but are experiencing mental health difficulties.
The Sexual Assault and Harassment Adviser (SAHA) is a specialist adviser in the Advice and Counselling Service who provides emotional and practical support to any student who has experienced sexual assault or harassment, whether that’s happened recently or in the past. The SAHA can support you whether this happened at University or not.
Welfare and International Student Advisers provide advice and guidance about financial, legal, practical and immigration issues during your studies. They can provide advice and advocacy if your situation is more complicated. They offer specialist support to care experienced and estranged students, students who are carers and students with a forced migration background. We also support students in situations of, or at risk of, relationship or familial abuse.
We have lots of helpful practical guidance on our website, including:
You can find information about emotional support on our website, including:
You can find out more about our services on our website, and contact us via our web form.