The two Health Centres, one at the Streatham Campus and the other at the St Luke's Campus, offer the full range of medical services. Students register with a Doctor in one of these centres or with a nearby practitioner. The staff of the Guild's Student Advice Centre can answer many of the welfare problems you might encounter, including those relating to money and housing, to personal relationships and to legal matters. Student Counselling Service Counselling offers the opportunity to explore personal issues in a private setting with someone who is trained to listen and has no other role in your life. The Student Counselling Service is a free, confidential service that is available to all students.
Appointments are available during term and a reduced service is offered during the vacation.
The Study Skills Service offers confidential help to any student who experiences a problem to do with studying. Its staff can help with specific difficulties such as coping with dyslexia, writing essays or taking effective notes or will talk through general worries such as time management. There are systems to assist hearing-impaired students on all three campuses. The main Library has a 'Learning Zone' with special IT equipment for disabled users. We are gradually providing improved access in our older buildings through an on-going refurbishment programme.