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Student Wellbeing


Our Wellbeing Advisers help and advise students throughout their studies at Royal Holloway.

We are here to make students aware of the advice and wellbeing services available and always encourage students to come forward to seek help and advice. 

The Wellbeing Support team are here to support all students with their general wellbeing. We're a friendly, approachable team who triage wellbeing queries and provide non-clinical advice and guidance to students.  Our advisers will help co-ordinate the right support for you or signpost / refer you to others within the department for longer term or more specialised support.  You can also contact us if you are concerned about another student so the right person can reach out to offer support and guidance.  

How to contact us & make an appointment 

Please email the team or join our daily in-person dropi-ins between 11am - 2pm during term time. These are held in Founder's East, room 133. 

What we do

We are open to all students and will provide general support and advice on wellbeing, including transition and adjustment to university life. Through the year we plan proactive health and wellbeing campaigns, events and education with a focus on promotion of good wellbeing and co-ordinate and implement the Be A Good Neighbour strategy with support available for students living locally.  This includes Halls to Home guidance in term three to support transition to living in the private sector.

How we can help

We often act as your first point of contact for support and we will enable you to get the right help from the most appropriate person or team. Please get in contact with us if you are feeling worried, upset or uncertain.  You will be offered a drop in or triage appointment with a Wellbeing Adviser who will listen to your current concerns. The Wellebing Advisers will then work with you to develop the support or self-help guidance you will benefit from.  Often this will include putting you in touch with more specialised or clinical services in the department (or externally) who can offer specialised or therapeutic interventions.

 


Accessibility

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Be a good neighbour

Support for students living in Egham and Englefield Green including guidance around preventing noise and managing your refuse and recycling

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Founder's Building and the Windsor Building from the a

Maintaining your wellbeing

Wellbeing advice to support you in your studies

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