How do I register?
We may offer different types of support depending on your situation. You can register for support here. The form takes only a few minutes and asks a set of standard questions about your welfare and the support you are looking for. Please note you cannot register on someone else’s behalf but if you are concerned about another student, please contact us.
What if I am not offered an appointment?
Registration does not necessarily lead to an appointment. Many people are directed to self-help resources, group sessions and Big White Wall in the first instance. If you try these and find them unhelpful, or if you feel that these are not suitable for you for any reason, then please contact us. It will help us to make a decision about whether we can offer an appointment if you can specify in your email why the groups, self help and online resources are not helpful or appropriate for you.
What appointments are available?
There are a range of different types of appointment that we may offer depending on your needs.
- counselling
- eating disorders appointments – see below
- faith advice
- inclusive support service
- mental health support
- sexual violence, harassment, abuse or hate crime – report and support
- or referral to a specialist service outside of the university.
Our services are confidential, delivered at both campuses and we have qualified practitioners from different backgrounds for specific requirements.
Eating disorders appointments
You can book an appointment on-campus with a SYEDA specialist without registering with Student Wellbeing. These confidential sessions provide a safe place to talk and get information about eating disorders, SYEDA and other services that can help.
Appointments run on 6 February, 6 March, 10 April at Student Wellbeing, Level 1 Surrey Building, City Campus. Book an appointment here (appointments show 4 weeks in advance and places are limited). Download the leaflet here