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Feeling a little (or very!) overwhelmed? Like not quite coping? Like you need to have a quick chat (or a more serious conversation) with someone? We think we may be able to help. Read on!
We have put together a short list of resources on offer by UCL to help you adjust to or keep going with life as university student.
Student Support and Wellbeing
Our team of expert wellbeing, disability and mental health staff provide a safe, confidential and non-judgmental space
General mental health and wellbeing resources
Understanding the issues you are facing is a useful step in dealing with them. These resources may provide a solution in themselves, they may raise questions you'd like to explore with a therapist, or they may supplement other forms of help you receive
UCL Cares - balancing studies and well-being
Whilst at university, it's important to look after your body, mind and those around you. Taking small steps can have a big impact in helping you find balance between your studies and wellbeing
Student support, counselling and crisis services
Student Support and Wellbeing are here if you have any issues with your health, disability or wellbeing - you can easily make an appointment to speak to a member of our caring team.
Counselling - external support services
In addition to UCL's own therapeutic support through Student Psychological and Counselling Services (SPCS), a wide array of counselling options are available externally.
Emergency phone and online support - UCL 24/7 Student Support Line
UCL 24/7 Student Support Line is a free, confidential wellbeing support service available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year
Crisis support
If you need urgent help or someone else does, you should reach out immediately to get the support required.
Security at UCL
UCL aims to provide and maintain a safe, secure and healthy environment for its staff, students, partners and visitors. Follow us on Twitter @UCLSecurity
Accidents and emergencies
For any emergency situations on campus please call 020 7679 2222 or UCL ext 222 before ringing 999. This allows the team to direct the emergency services to the correct location.