Students who wish to access mental health and wellbeing support should complete the Wellbeing form below. Our team will contact you to offer you a Wellbeing appointment via your university email.
During your Wellbeing appointment we will ask you a few questions about how you are feeling and any issues you are experiencing. At the end of the meeting we will make a recommendation as to which support service will best suit your needs. Our service offers a range of support including one-to-one support, groups, workshops, online resources, and onward referrals to other LSE & external services.
In addition, you will be provided with a Student Wellbeing Toolkit to further support your wellbeing. This will include reflective activities, information and signposting.
Appointments are up to 30 minutes long and conducted via Zoom.
- Ensuring you're in a quiet and private location
- Limiting distractions - this includes digital disturbances, and other people in your location interrupting your sessions
- Using a desktop or laptop/tablet with strong Wi-Fi connection, properly charged to have power for the duration of the session
- Remembering that if the internet connection is problematic, or becomes problematic, it may be necessary to terminate the session and re-schedule
- If you would like to organise a face-to-face appointment, safety will be paramount for both you and your Adviser as we adhere to social distancing measures.
- You and your Counsellor should both sanitise your hands before entering the room
- The chairs must not be moved closer together and should remain 2m apart
- Mask wearing on campus is voluntary but strongly encouraged. Please be respectful of others’ decisions on mask use in all situations
- If you need water, you’ll need to obtain it from the water cooler yourself. Please consider bringing a drink with you.
Here are some further resources you may find useful in the meantime: