Student Wellbeing Services
Students can access free and confidential advice and support from our dedicated Student Wellbeing Team who aim to support you through your time at University and help you to achieve your academic success by providing a friendly face and a listening ear in a safe and non-judgmental environment. We offer support through counselling, wellbeing advice, mental health advice and a Disability Team, alongside other resources including online information, wellbeing workshops and more.
Booking an appointment to speak to us
If you would like to book an appointment to meet with us please see direct links to the booking forms for each of our teams below. If you are unsure who to talk to, our need to talk to someone webpage provides further information for each service, or you can contact us.
The wellbeing service is located in the George Moore Building, on the first floor in room M136.
Book an initial appointment for counselling with the counselling team at GCU.
You can contact the student counsellors by emailing studentwellbeing@gcu.ac.uk
Book an appointment with one of the GCU Wellbeing Team's Student Wellbeing Advisers
You can contact the Student Wellbeing Advisers by emailing swa@gcu.ac.uk
Book an appointment with one of the GCU Wellbeing Team's Student Mental Health Advisers
You can contact the Mental Health Advisers by emailing mentalhealthadviser@gcu.ac.uk
Disclose your needs to the Disability Team and find out more about booking an appointment.
You can contact the Disability Team by emailing disability@gcu.ac.uk
You can also access:
- Online self-care resources in GCU and externally
- 24/7 support through Togetherall.
- Support and advice from Report and Support: GCU's online reporting tool where you can access support resources, and submit a report about misconduct on campus
The Student Wellbeing Team also offer
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GCU's next wellbeing event
Paws against stress on the 23 April
GCU Student Wellbeing is delighted to invite students to meet with the lovely therapets and volunteers from the Canine Concern Scotland Trust.
We encourage you to take a short break from your studies and look after your own wellbeing by joining us on campus for this event. It takes place on Tuesday, 23 April from 10.30am.
There are eight sessions to choose from, just sign up to your preferred time and join a small group of four students for a 15-minute session. This is your chance for some quality time with these very clever dogs.
During the session, you also have the option to chat with the volunteer to find out more about life with a therapet.
If you have any questions about this, please contact counselling@gcu.ac.uk
Sign up at our MS Form