Wellbeing advisers will work alongside your Student Adviser to provide a source of proactive and reactive support for your health and wellbeing throughout your time at University. The Deanery has an allocated Wellbeing Adviser who you can speak with if you are experiencing any wellbeing-related issues that are affecting your health, studies or personal life. The Wellbeing Adviser can then provide you with advice and guidance, and will also be able to discuss and link you up with our other University services, as well as signposting to external agencies. Student Wellbeing Service To contact a Wellbeing Adviser and arrange an appointment please contact your Student Advisor who can refer you to the Student Wellbeing Service, or you can self-refer using the online referral form below: Link to Wellbeing Service Referral Form Please note: Wellbeing Advisers are only able to offer non-clinical, short-medium term input. If you require further support the Wellbeing Adviser will liaise with specialist services as required. This article was published on 2024-08-22
