The Counselling Service provides individual counselling and therapeutic support for students on a wide range of personal and psychological issues. The service can also support students with particular mental health concerns and provide assistance in dealing with tutors, support staff or other members of the University network. The Counselling Service is accessible to wheelchair users via a nearby side entrance at the back of Reed Hall. The Chaplaincy represents the whole spectrum of Christian denominations. They offer spiritual and pastoral care on a personal and confidential basis, regardless of religious belief.
Chaplains can visit people in their own accommodation and can be contacted at any time if needed.
The Careers Advisory Service offers confidential appointments with trained advisors. The careers reception and information room is accessible to wheelchair users. The appointment rooms are not accessible, but alternative meeting rooms are available. The Library has a Special Facilities Librarian who assists students with disabilities with their use of the library. Refer to Appendix 7 for contact details.