Support and Advice

As a student you have access to a wide range of support.  In this section you will find some helpful signposting to what is available to you.  If you cannot find what you need, please do not struggle alone – contact us at studentsupport@marjon.ac.uk or drop in to see Student Support during our open hours.

Counselling

We positively promote ways in which we can look after ourselves to ensure that we reach our full potential in life.

However, in any given period of life (e.g. university years!) things can happen that make it difficult to cope. We can help you during these times. We help you to look at things in a different way and help you to come up with strategies for getting on with your life. Some of the issues we deal with are:

  • Homesickness
  • Relationship problems
  • Loneliness
  • Stress
  • Dealing with transition
  • Anxiety
  • Depression
  • Self confidence
  • Trauma

The Counselling team are all fully qualified, experienced counsellors who are accredited with the British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP).

The service is confidential and independent of other administrative and academic structures of Marjon.

To refer yourself to the counselling service please email counselling@marjon.ac.uk

Wellbeing

Do you have queries about your Well-being?

Would you like to make changes to your lifestyle?

The Well-being Signposting Service will refer you to appropriate information, guidance and support.

To book a 30 minute appointment, you can either fill in our Wellbeing Self-referral Form, or email studentsupport@marjon.ac.uk

Student Space

Student space is available to students that need support during the Coronavirus pandemic. They offer:

  • Access to dedicated support services for students by phone between 4 pm and 11 pm. Call free on 0808 189 5260
  • Access to dedicated support services for students by text 24/7. To start a conversation text ‘STUDENT’ to 85258.
  • Information and tools to help you get through the challenges of the Coronavirus

Click HERE to visit the website and find out more.

Every Mind Matters

The Every Mind Matters campaign, “Make Inside Feel Better”, has been set up to help support the nation’s mental wellbeing.  

There’s a COVID-19 hub, advice on how to help others and practical tips on dealing with stress and anxiety. 

To find out about the campaign visit the NHS website.

While you’re there why not create your own Mind Plan, an interactive quiz that will offer top tips and advice.