Student Wellbeing

Disability and Wellbeing Service Experts in long-term health conditions, impairments, mental health and learning difficulties

Student Counselling Experienced counsellors who can help you cope more effectively with personal or study issues

Peer supporters Talk confidentially to a student volunteer about whatever's worrying you

Set up an inclusion plan A record of the adjustments and resources you need at LSE

Get support for specific learning difficulties such as dyslexia and dyspraxia

Talk to a Mental Health Advisor Specialists in how mental health can affect learning

Get support for bullying and harassment Speak confidentially to a Safe Contact

Learn about the Faith Centre Spaces and resources for the LSE community

How can LSE LIFE help you prepare for assessments? Get one-to-one study and revision support online

Book a half-hour session with a study adviser

Staying connected away from campus Keeping in touch with friends and loved ones can support your mental health and wellbeing

Mental Health Awareness Week 18-22 May Explore our resources and take part in online activities

I'm concerned about my mental health Learn about some common issues and how you can begin to address them

I'm worried about someone Understand the signs that someone is struggling and how to support them

Emergencies and feeling suicidal Where to get help

Our partnership with Mind Get involved with workshops to support your mental health

Student Mental Health and Wellbeing Framework Our approach to embedding mental health and wellbeing support

Academic support Access the support available to you at a School-wide and departmental level

LSE LIFE Workshops, drop-ins and resources to enhance your study skills

Academic Mentoring Portal Guidance on preparing for your academic mentoring sessions and what to expect

How do I access healthcare in the UK? Find out about NHS treatment and registering with a doctor

What will it be like to use the Counselling Service? Watch this video to find out more

Are there any external sources of support? Explore external wellbeing resources by topic

What guidance is there about campus safety? Read practical information from the Estates team

What can Mental Health Advisors help with? Assessing your difficulties and helping manage your studies

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Telephone

Disability and Wellbeing Service +44 (0)20 7955 7567

Student Counselling Service +44 (0)20 7852 3627

Email

Disability and Wellbeing Service disability-dyslexia@lse.ac.uk

Student Counselling Service student.counselling@lse.ac.uk

Address

3rd and 4th Floor, Fawcett House (FAW), Clements Inn, London, WC2A 2AZ

Student Wellbeing

Disability and Wellbeing Service Experts in long-term health conditions, impairments, mental health and learning difficulties

Student Counselling Experienced counsellors who can help you cope more effectively with personal or study issues

Peer supporters Talk confidentially to a student volunteer about whatever's worrying you

Set up an inclusion plan A record of the adjustments and resources you need at LSE

Get support for specific learning difficulties such as dyslexia and dyspraxia

Talk to a Mental Health Advisor Specialists in how mental health can affect learning

Get support for bullying and harassment Speak confidentially to a Safe Contact

Learn about the Faith Centre Spaces and resources for the LSE community

How can LSE LIFE help you prepare for assessments? Get one-to-one study and revision support online

Staying connected away from campus Keeping in touch with friends and loved ones can support your mental health and wellbeing

Mental Health Awareness Week 18-22 May Explore our resources and take part in online activities

I'm concerned about my mental health Learn about some common issues and how you can begin to address them

I'm worried about someone Understand the signs that someone is struggling and how to support them

Emergencies and feeling suicidal Where to get help

Our partnership with Mind Get involved with workshops to support your mental health

Student Mental Health and Wellbeing Framework Our approach to embedding mental health and wellbeing support

Academic support Access the support available to you at a School-wide and departmental level

LSE LIFE Workshops, drop-ins and resources to enhance your study skills

Academic Mentoring Portal Guidance on preparing for your academic mentoring sessions and what to expect

How do I access healthcare in the UK? Find out about NHS treatment and registering with a doctor

What will it be like to use the Counselling Service? Watch this video to find out more

Are there any external sources of support? Explore external wellbeing resources by topic

What guidance is there about campus safety? Read practical information from the Estates team

What can Mental Health Advisors help with? Assessing your difficulties and helping manage your studies

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Disability and Wellbeing Service Experts in long-term health conditions, impairments, mental health and learning difficulties

Student Counselling Experienced counsellors who can help you cope more effectively with personal or study issues

Peer supporters Talk confidentially to a student volunteer about whatever's worrying you

Set up an inclusion plan A record of the adjustments and resources you need at LSE

Get support for specific learning difficulties such as dyslexia and dyspraxia

Talk to a Mental Health Advisor Specialists in how mental health can affect learning

Get support for bullying and harassment Speak confidentially to a Safe Contact

Learn about the Faith Centre Spaces and resources for the LSE community

How can LSE LIFE help you prepare for assessments? Get one-to-one study and revision support online​

Staying connected away from campus Keeping in touch with friends and loved ones can support your mental health and wellbeing

Mental Health Awareness Week 18-22 May Explore our resources and take part in online activities

I'm concerned about my mental health Learn about some common issues and how you can begin to address them

I'm worried about someone Understand the signs that someone is struggling and how to support them

Emergencies and feeling suicidal Where to get help

Our partnership with Mind Get involved with workshops to support your mental health

Student Mental Health and Wellbeing Framework Our approach to embedding mental health and wellbeing support

Academic support Access the support available to you at a School-wide and departmental level

LSE LIFE Workshops, drop-ins and resources to enhance your study skills

Academic Mentoring Portal Guidance on preparing for your academic mentoring sessions and what to expect

How do I access healthcare in the UK? Find out about NHS treatment and registering with a doctor

What will it be like to use the Counselling Service? Watch this video to find out more

Are there any external sources of support? Explore external wellbeing resources by topic

What guidance is there about campus safety? Read practical information from the Estates team

What can Mental Health Advisors help with? Assessing your difficulties and helping manage your studies

Telephone

Email

Address

How can LSE LIFE help you prepare for assessments? Get one-to-one study and revision support online