What support is available if I’m worried about my/someone else’s mental wellbeing?

In addition to the University’s Disability & Dyslexia Team and the Student Wellbeing Team you can discuss any mental health concerns with your GP in the first instance.
In an emergency please ring 111 for an ambulance or go to your local A and E department .
The Samaritans can be called on 116 123. Their service is free and open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Refuge's National Domestic Violence Helpline: If you are a woman who is experiencing domestic violence please call 0808 2000 247.

Other external agencies/charities that you may find useful include

Alcohol Change : Supporting anyone with alcohol related concerns.

b-Eat : Charity offering help, treatment and training on how to tackle eating disorders.

Cruse Bereavement Care : For anybody who experienced bereavement.

DASL : Drug and alcohol abuse support.

GamCare : For anyone who experiences problems with gambling.

The Listening Place : For anybody who feels that there life if no longer worth living for.

Mind : Mental health charity that provide advice and support for anybody experiencing a mental health problem.

One in Four : For people who have experienced sexual abuse and trauma.

Pink Therapy : Largest London charity working with lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender and others who identify as being gender or sexual diversities.

Students Against Depression : Supporting students who experience depression.

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