The Counselling Service offers a student-centred, professional and confidential psychological support service to students who are in emotional or psychological distress about any issue or area of concern impacting their personal or academic well-being. Psychological counselling is provided by highly qualified, accredited and experienced psychotherapists.
Services are available by appointment to full-time registered students and are free of charge. Students come to us for support around a huge range of issues. Such problems may be current or arising from events in the past. The counselling process aims to support and empower you to find solutions to your difficulties and to make your day-to-day life more manageable.
Skills and knowledge gained through counselling can benefit your wellbeing and relationships throughout your life. If you are in emotional distress, we would encourage you to make contact, no matter how big or small you feel your problem is. We are happy to have a conversation about the counselling process to help you decide whether it’s something you would like to engage with.
Join Togetherall Today
Togetherall’s online community is clinically moderated by mental health professionals, and offers students a safe and anonymous place to express their thoughts, concerns and triumphs. Resources are free for students to use and are available 24/7/365. Students are able to draw strength and insights from peers that have real lived experiences, as well as access a range of self-directed, clinically validated tools to promote positive mental health and wellbeing.
Why Join Togetherall?
Togetherall is:
- Completely free to use
- Anonymous, with no judgement or stigma
- Online for easy access with no waiting lists
- Monitored by mental health professionals 24/7
On Togetherall you can:
- Share your experiences with others in the community
- Read others’ stories and find comfort in knowing you’re not alone
- Join a group based on a topic that’s important to you
- Respond to others’ posts with a kind word, phrase or advice
- Create art to express yourself because sometimes words aren’t enough
- Read helpful articles, take wellbeing courses and self-assessments to feel better on your terms, in your own time