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For Students
The Student Counselling Service offers a variety of resources to support students during their time at the University.
- We encourage students who are seeking support to look at our self-help resources in the first instance – these include ‘Self-help links, Podcasts and APPS’ and ‘Information Handouts’ on a variety of topics.
- Please do make use of our Building Resilience lectures, iCan workshops and Mindfulness drop-in sessions.
- Psychoeducational courses are available by referral or on application.
The Service offers opportunities to talk through personal and troubling issues in a safe environment with a professional, trained staff.
- We offer same day Support Sessions.
- One-to-one counselling is available following an assessment process.
The current waiting time for an Assessment Appointment is 10-12 working days:
We aim to respond to all emails within 3-5 days.
For all emergencies, please refer to our list of emergency contacts or visit your GP.
It is NOT our role to provide the following. Please contact the Disability Service / Mental Health Advisers if you want:-
- Help to put a learning support plan in place.
- Advice on strategies to overcome barriers you face.
- Information on or help to apply for Disabled Students’ Allowances.
For Staff
The Counselling Service offers consultation to staff who are concerned about a student’s mental health via the duty counsellor system. However, the Counselling Service is not an emergency service.
The Service can offer training and support to relevant staff to develop their understanding of mental health issues and their responses to students with difficulties.
The University Student Counselling Service is a member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and as such adheres to their policies on confidentiality and data protection.
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Our Location is:
Student Counselling Service
Neuadd Rathbone
College Road
Bangor University
Bangor
LL57 2DF
Please contact our Administrator on 01248 388520 or e-mail counselling@bangor.ac.uk for appointment information
Please see the online location map for Neuadd Rathbone (No 70).
WREXHAM BASED STUDENTS:
For Students based in the Wrexham area, click here for information on accessing a Counselling Service through the Glyndwr University
For all emergencies, please refer to our list of emergency contacts or visit your GP.
Aims and Objectives
To view our full Service aims and objectives, click here
We welcome your feedback
We would welcome your feedback about the service received, to enable us to develop and provide the best possible service now and in the future.
Please contact one of the following with your comments:
| Name | Position |
| Maria Lorenzini | Director of Student Services |
| Kate Tindle | Head of Counselling Service |
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