The Mental Health & Welfare Team

Mental Health & Safeguarding Advisers

Mental Health & Safeguarding Advisers are registered healthcare professionals, qualified and licensed to practice mental health nursing, social work, or occupational therapy.

Our team members have substantial experience working in clinical and community settings. 

The Mental Health & Safeguarding Adviser role includes:

  • provision of support to students with complex or longer-term mental health difficulties
  • provision of support to students presenting with higher risks and vulnerabilities
  • coordination of collaborative support for students with complex and mental health needs
  • provision of practical support, information, education, and resources
  • consultation and guidance for staff concerned about the mental health and welfare of students

Access Support

Self-Refer

Self-refer by registering with the Mental Health & Welfare service

Planned Appointments

Following referral to the Mental Health & Welfare service, in-person or remote appointments are arranged. 

Team Collaboration

The Mental Health & Welfare service provides person-centered, holistic, collaborative care for students experiencing mental health and welfare issues. At times, this requires coordination of team meetings including academic staff and advisors from other professional services.