University of Gloucestershire
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1. Student Centres
The Student Centres offer in-person support and are located at Francis Close Hall and Oxstalls campuses. Student Centre staff are able to help with a range of issues for students ranging from academic-related issues, library services and all elements of student life. The service can also offer information and referrals to a wide range of specialist support available at the University.
2. University Counselling Service
The counselling service helps with any emotional, psychological or mental health difficulties students may experience.
The service is free, confidential and run by qualified, professional counsellors who understand the pressures of university life.
The service offers:
- one-to-one counselling
- drop-in sessions
- a programme of workshops and courses
- couples’ counselling
- specialist sexual health counselling
- support for house and study groups in conflict
3. Mental Health & Wellbeing Advice
Our Mental Health Team offer a confidential, one-to-one support service during your studies. They can help with:
- Helping students to find ways to improve and manage their mental wellbeing, and it’s impact on studies and student life
- Liaising with other support within the University and external services, such as the NHS
- Looking at tools, strategies and support for individual needs
In person and online appointments are available.