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Everyone at the University of Nottingham is here to help you succeed. That includes supporting you with your mental and physical health and wellbeing.

Once you have registered and activated your university email address, you will be able to access MyWellbeing (part of your online Student Life hub) - the university's home for wellbeing support in one single location. MyWellbeing empowers you to manage and book appointments, sign-up for events and workshops, and access our library of resources.

This page highlights the support you will be able to receive via MyWellbeing (Support and Wellbeing Officers, University Counselling Service and University Mental Health Advisory Service) and wider support and resources across the university. You won't be able to access MyWellbeing until you have your university username and password, but you can read about these services below in the meantime.

On this page you will find:

Health Service

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Health and wellbeing - The University of Nottingham

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Once you have registered and activated your university email address, you will be able to access MyWellbeing (part of your online Student Life hub) - the university's home for wellbeing support in one single location. MyWellbeing empowers you to manage and book appointments, sign-up for events and workshops, and access our library of resources.

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Click the link to access the support and wellbeing officers page, where support, advice, and guidance is given to students experiencing significant mental health difficulties.

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The University of Nottingham provides support and wellbeing officers which are available to give practical advice and help you choose from the variety of wellbeing support services. They are able to direct you to a larger team of mental health advisors, counsellers and wellbeing specialists who offer more specialized guidance.

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Other than the standard GP services, the university offers specialized services and clinics, such as counselling and self help resources, exam and assessment, sport and exercise medicine etc.

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All students benefit from an accessible and fair teaching and learning environment made possible by the university’s disability support services. They offer Support Plans with appropriate modifications for your instruction and evaluations, as well as guidance on issues that involve long-term and permanent conditions.

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The University provides year-round services for students and staff, including workshops, self help resources, group and individual counseling. The counselling services are only offered after being refereed by the support and wellbeing officers.

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The University of Nottingham Counselling Service provides a year-round service for all students and staff. We offer a range of services including groups and workshops, self-help resources and individual counselling.

Inclusivity
All our counsellors are committed to practising counselling in ways that are inclusive, accessible and affirming to students from all backgrounds, cultures, ethnicity, beliefs, sexualities, abilities, gender identities and socio-economies. The Service promotes and enhances inclusivity through ongoing training commitments.

To contact us, please email: counselling.service@nottingham.ac.uk
To arrange an appointment

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Looking after your mental health is just as important as your physical health. Our professional counsellors provide free and confidential psychological support for all of our staff and students.

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Learn about various wellbeing related campaigns, events, and resources through the HealthyU program, which can also help you make the most of you experience at the University of Nottingham

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It's competition time - win an instax camera or amazon vouchers!
23rd October to 1st December
To celebrate HealthyU Week (23-27 October) and Wobble Week (13-17 November) you are invited to take part in two online competitions:
My Uni Space
Have you settled into the university? Whether you're in halls or a shared house, show off your room in our exciting "my uni space" competition. It's all about celebrating your unique style and creativity.

With the rising cost of living, we want to know your secrets to keeping those pennies in your pocket!

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We are committed to providing health information and support to all students during your time here. Take a look at these pages for useful information on Food & Fitness, Sex & Relationships, Drink & Drugs, Body & Mind, and Health services.

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Using your university email account, sign up is free and takes five minutes. After that, you may access courses and wellness tools like goal-setting, journaling, and self-evaluations right away. Also, you will be able to have anonymous conversations with knowledgeable experts or other peers.

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Togetherall provides a safe space for members to engage anonymously with a wide network of people across the world who understand what it's like to struggle with mental health.

Members can share thoughts and feelings, ask questions and access support 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Trained clinicians monitor the environment to ensure compliance and to guide users in the right direction for remedial support. There are also creative tools to help express how you are feeling and a wide range of self-guided courses to do at your own pace.

Togetherall is the only digital mental health service registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and are utilised by the Education sector, Military and the NHS.

Visit Togetherall's web site

Click 'register'

Select 'I'm from a university or college'

Register with your academic email address (@nottingham.ac.uk)

Togetherall is available via the app or by visiting togetherall.com from a device connected to the internet.

The University's initial contract with Togetherall is for 12 months (from November 2020) and will be reviewed after this period.

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Togetherall provides a safe space for members to engage anonymously with a wide network of people across the world who understand what it's like to struggle with mental health. Members can share thoughts and feelings, ask questions and access support 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.