Welcome to Counselling and Mental Health
We are committed to supporting students facing emotional or psychological difficulties, so that they can get the most from their time at university and develop their potential to the full.
You can find us in the Counselling and Mental Helath Corridor in the Woodbury building, on St John’s Campus.
Telephone: 01905 54 2832
Email: cmh@worc.ac.uk
Our Counselling and Mental Health Team provides a free service for all students who need specialist support whilst they are studying at the University of Worcester
In order to provide you with support that suits your individual needs, we ask that you book a STAR Appointment.
STAR appointments are available Monday to Friday between 9am and 4:30pm and can be held Online (Teams) or In Person.
During the 30-minute appointment, you can tell us a bit about what the current issue is, what you’d like to be different so that together, we can come up with a plan to resolve the pressing issues. Our team are all professionally trained and accredited, and work in safe, confidential offices.
To book an initial STAR (Support, Triage, Advice, Refer) appointment with a member of the Counselling and Mental Health Team you can use our self-service booking system.
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If you need support with the booking process, please contact either us or firstpoint at or call them on 01905 542551.
See Appointments for more information.
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