Everyone has mental health – sometimes good, sometimes not so good. If you're experiencing distressing thoughts and feelings there is help available at the University.
Important information - We have updated guidelines to support students coming on to campus. Before coming to use any University facility please read our information about coming onto campus.
Help and support is available at the University if you are experiencing emotional distress or have a diagnosed mental health difficulty.
If you are concerned that a friend or flatmate may be experiencing some mental health difficulties, there are a number of ways you may be able to help them.
If you're experiencing mental health or emotional difficulties, counselling can provide a safe space for you to talk through and explore your feelings.
Nightline is a service run by students for the welfare of students – and we’re here to help you.
If you're worried, feeling low or stressed, or finding it hard to sleep, you may want to explore our online mental health programme from SilverCloud.
University can be an exciting experience, but sometimes you may feel homesick, worried about money, pressures of study or that you're 'not fitting in'.
Depression is a common mental health difficulty and the symptoms can be very disabling and make life feel like a struggle.
Feelings of homesickness are very common and usually subside as you begin to settle into your new life at university.
It's natural to feel nervous before an exam. Find out what you can do to help calm your anxiety.
Find out what you can do to help reduce your anxiety whilst in an exam.
Find out what the causes are of stress and how you can recognise the symptoms.
Find out what you can do to manage the causes and symptoms of stress.