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Links

The web sites listed below offer information on a number of issues. Please click on the relevant web site address.

Student Counselling – this site provides comprehensive information on issues ranging from anger, anxiety and panic through to stress and time management. It is a good place to start if you are looking for information any of the above topics.

www.student.counselling.co.uk

Samaritans

www.samaritans.org.uk/

Student Depression – this site is aimed at those who may be experiencing low mood, anxiety or depression. It contains some “real life” accounts from those who have experienced depression.

www.studentdepression.org

Aston University Health Centre

www.astonuniversityhealthcentre.co.uk

Aston University Residential Services

www.aston.ac.uk/current-students/accommodation/index.jsp

Welfare Services

www.aston.ac.uk/current-students/welfareservices/index.jsp

Aston Guild

www.astonguild.org.uk

Befrienders Information - anyone feeling low or depressed, or concerned about a friend or relative who may be depressed. This site is available in a number of languages and contains details of support agencies across the world.

www.befrienders.org

The Mind Matters - this is a student led initiative. Look especially at the Student Mental Wealth project.

 www.themindmatters.co.uk
 Living Life to the Full - contains introductory  information on a range of mental  health issues.  www.livinglifetothefull.com

Youthspace - this site has a wealth of information about emotional well being for young people

 www.youthspace.me
 Mental Health Organisation - this site has information on a range of mental  health issues.  See especially the Well Being Podcasts.  www.mentalhealth.org.uk
 Wheres-your-head-at - this site contains a range of up to date information on  mental health issues  www.wheres-your-head-at.org  

Telephone Helpline

 


Samaritans

08457 909090

24 hours


C.A.L.M – Campaign Against Living Miserably

0800 58 58 58

5pm - 3am


Open Door Youth Counselling Service

0121 454 1102

Mon – Fri:
9.30 – 8.00pm


Bharosa - provides a telephone and face to face Counselling Service to Asian Women. The helpline is staffed by experienced workers with appropriate cultural and linguistic knowledge.

0121 303 0368

Mon -Thurs:
9 - 5.15pm


Fri: 9 - 4.15pm                                                    


St Martins in the Bullring – Counselling Service

0121 600 6026

Mon – Fri: 9 – 5
Wed Evening
Sat – 10 - 1


National Drugs Helpline

0800 77 66 00

24 hours


Annual Report

A copy of the Annual Report can be viewed at Reception.

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Email address: counselling@aston.ac.uk