The University of Warwick Chaplaincy offers a friendly ear when things get challenging, for people of all faiths and none. Chaplains delight in the diversity of our community here at Warwick and all are welcome to engage with events, services . Please visit: https://warwick.ac.uk/services/chaplaincy/whatson/

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Keep in touch and seek support

• Meet with a Chaplain, online or in person. Get in touch with a chaplain directly or by filling out our enquiry form.
• Walk the labyrinth, on campus or at home. Cut into the grass in the space between Senate House and the Chaplaincy is a labyrinth, which can help with prayer, reflection and mindfulness. There are some ideas on how to use the space here. If you’re working at home, these ideas would work just as well on a stroll around your neighbourhood.
• Get a bit of encouragement from Warwick Chaplain’s instagram feed (@WarwickChaplain)
• Immerse yourself in a meditative walk. This guided prayer walk has been written in a way that it could be used by people with a very wide range of beliefs and practices. May be particularly good for people who identify as ‘spiritual but not religious’. Load onto your phone, dig out your headphones and make space for a good walk.

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Resources for Faith Groups

There are resources and links for a number of faith groups on the Chaplaincy webpages.

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Self help resources

In addition to the masterclasses, webinars and drop in sessions, you can also access self help resources which have been developed by Wellbeing and Student Support and colleagues.

The following self help resources aim to help you work through and spirituality questions and challenges you may be facing:

• Bereavement, grief and lossLink opens in a new window
• Existential anxietyLink opens in a new window

You can find the full list of self help resources hereLink opens in a new window.

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Employee Assistance Programme

Our Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) is a confidential support service designed to help the University of Warwick workforce deal with personal and professional problems that could be affecting your home life or work life, health and general wellbeing.

Health Assured offers cover for you and (in certain circumstances) your immediate family members, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Their services include:

• Life support: Unlimited access to counselling for emotional problems and a pathway to structured telephone counselling or face-to-face counselling sessions (employees only) at your convenience.

• Legal information: For any issues that cause anxiety or distress including debt management, accountancy, lawsuits, consumer disputes, property or neighbour legalities (employees only).

• Bereavement support: Health Assured offers qualified and experienced counsellors who can help with grief and related stress plus a team of legal advisors to help with legal issues.

• Medical information: Qualified nurses are on hand to offer advice on a range of medical or health related issues. They can’t diagnose but can offer a sympathetic ear and practical information and advice.

• CBT online: We recognise the value of self-help tools in dealing with a range of issues, which is why we have a range of CBT self-help modules, informative factsheets and invaluable advice videos from leading qualified counsellors.

Learn about, and access, the EAP here.Link opens in a new window