How to get a counselling and mental health assessment

To access one-to-one support from Counselling and Mental Health, you first need an initial consultation. Find out how to arrange this and what to expect.
We offer online, telephone and face-to-face individual appointments. We also run workshops and courses, which may be online or face-to-face.
To access one-to-one support from Counselling and Mental Health, you first need an initial consultation. Find out how to arrange this and what to expect.
Find out about the free courses and workshops we run to help you manage and overcome mental health difficulties and develop your emotional wellbeing.
Mired in low mood? Life flat and colourless? This online course from the Counselling & Mental Health team could help you recover your vitality
Overly nervous in social situations? Hate being the centre of attention? This course could help you manage social anxiety and connect more easily with others.
Mind brings you two new online courses designed with and for students as part of their new Mentally Healthy Universities programme.
Be Well - Talk Now gives you access to support from an adviser by phone or live chat 24 hours a day to talk you through any problems you may have.
Whether you're feeling low, stressed or just plain stuck, there are lots of resources that can help you tackle challenges and look after your own wellbeing.
If you’re struggling with anxiety, low mood or stress, there’s lots of information, advice and self-help resources available to help you make positive changes.
Read Well is a joint project run by Students Services and the Library to offer books that can support your wellbeing.
Fika is an app that aims to help you to maintain your mental fitness in the same way as you take care of your physical fitness.
Outside the University, there's a wide range of services that provide counselling and mental health advice. We can help you explore the options - here in Bath or in your local area if you are studying remotely or working away from Bath on placement.
Find out about local providers of counselling and therapy. Due to the coronavirus outbreak, access to some services may be limited.
We provide short-term psychological therapies, mental health support, and courses and workshops. We can also help you find external support services.