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Counselling

There may be time during your stay at university when personal or study-related matters are troubling you. Whatever issues you may be facing, you can turn to an extensive range of formal and informal counselling and support services for help and advice.

Professional counselling

We have a team of professionally-trained counsellors on campus with whom you can talk confidentially with about problems of any kind.

Our counsellors are accustomed to helping people from different backgrounds and cultures and are experienced in dealing with a wide range of personal or study-related issues, from problems with stress, depression, alcohol and drugs to exam anxiety.

They also run regular workshops on topics such as positive thinking and stress management that help students make the most of university life.

Specialist support is also available for students with mental health needs.

Advice and support

Informal help

If you just want to talk over an issue or a problem with an understanding ear, our Listening Ears offer confidential advice and informal support.

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