Counselling and Wellbeing

Our counsellors are fully qualified, committed to working to Professional Standards, familiar with the university environment and the demands of student life.

We aim to create a safe, affirming, and welcoming environment which embraces human diversity. It is particularly important to us to provide equality of services and care to everyone, regardless of age, ability, race, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, or belief. We welcome all enquiries and will do our best to help.

If you are an international student and would like to find out more about how the University’s Counselling and Wellbeing Team can help you, this video will tell you more.

If you are a care-experienced student, an estranged student or a student carer, you can find out about additional, ongoing support at UWS here.

If you have experienced inappropriate behaviour, such as gender-based violence, bullying and harassment, discrimination, hate crime and racism you can report it anonymously or provide contact details and get support from a UWS adviser here. 

If your issues are mostly academic, you might want to check out our Support for Study services. 

FIND US ON SOCIAL MEDIA 

You can find a range of wellbeing resources on the Student Services Instagram and keep up to date with the UWS Wellbeing Instagram and UWS Wellbeing Twitter pages.

Social Media Handles

@uwsstudentservices @uws_wellbeing