The Wellbeing Service consists of the Health Service, Mental Health Service, Counselling Service and Disability Service. We are concerned with student wellbeing, including physical and mental health, social welfare, and ways to improve those things. We offer free advice and support to all USW Students.
For general support book a Wellbeing Advice Appointment, or you can contact the Health Service or Disability Service directly.
The University Health Service offers free health advice and support to all USW Students. We form part of your overall healthcare provision, alongside your GP, pharmacist, dentist, and the National Health Service.
USW's Mental Health Service helps students who are experiencing mental or emotional distress.
USW's Counselling Service is impartial, confidential, non-judgmental and available to all current students of the University.
The Disability Service provides information, advice and guidance to and co-ordinates support for disabled USW students. This includes students with physical, sensory, mental health or unseen disabilities, specific learning difficulties (e.g. dyslexia) and autism.
