The University of Liverpool provides a range of services including (but not limited to):

University Counselling and Mental Health Advisory Service
The university has counsellors who can meet with students’ individually, and daily drop in
sessions from 10-11am that they can simply turn up to. The service also provides support for
students with complex mental health needs. Click here to find out more about the University of Liverpool Counselling Service.

Disability Advice and Guidance
Mental health problems that cause significant difficulties and last more than a year are
classed as a disability and this service provides additional longer term support. Find out more about the University of Liverpool Disability Advice and Guidance service.

Guild of Students’ Advice Service
Advice service (appointments arranged by email or phone) and a drop-in service, normally
1.00-3.00 pm Monday to Friday. Find out more about the Liverpool Guild Advice Service.

International Advice and Guidance
The University has a team dedicated to helping international students, including postgraduate
research students, with any issues. Appointments arranged by email or phone and drop-in
sessions 1.30-3.30 pm Monday to Friday. Find out more about the University of Liverpool International Advice and Guidance service.

External services
The University ‘Wellbeing’ pages also inform students of a range of external support including
Helplines including (Samaritans and Nightline), major Mental Health Charities (including
MIND and CALM), and Student Focused Mental Health Organisations (including Student
Minds and Students Against Depression), a list that the NHS maintains of UK organisations
supporting a variety of mental health conditions. Find out more about resources that are available to you from the University of Liverpool as well as external organisations that can offer support.

Wellbeing Hub
Offers a range of guidance available to PGR students. Visit the University of Liverpool Wellbeing Hub.