Counselling

At College the Professionally accredited Counsellor will offer you an opportunity to talk to someone in a confidential setting who will not judge you. Counselling may enable you to make changes in your personal life, or help you to come to terms with a situation you struggle with. Careful listening is the main part of what a Counsellor does. Sharing your worries may help you to feel less isolated. The Counsellor may also discuss with you other agencies and/or services both in and out of College who can help.

For students who have a diagnosis of a mental health issue the College Counsellor can;

Our Offer

We want our support to be person-centred, so you can decide what works best for you. At present we are unable to offer face to face Counselling but offer the same service via telephone, Teams or live chat.

You can also access a wide range of resources on our Schoology site 4CBC5-HN39J.

We offer a maximum of 6 sessions confidential Counselling to any student. Never feel your problem is not important. The Counsellor can suggest self-help ideas as well as therapy.

Some topics covered in Counselling are stated below: