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Mental Health Conditions

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Mental health conditions can impact your journey as a student and we're here to provide the support you need.

Mental health conditions encompass a range of challenges such as anxiety, depression, and stress which affect your emotional and psychological wellbeing. Remember, you're not alone on this journey and we're here to ensure you have the resources and assistance necessary to thrive.

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Reasonable adjustments

Fair accommodations, tailored to your individual circumstances, to help you engage with your course.

Guidance and advice

Access to individual guidance about funding to cover study-related costs, including how to apply for Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA).

Mental Health mentoring

Personalised advice, support and guidance to help you manage the impact of your condition(s) on your studies.

Study skills support

Specialist study skills support, with access to helpful resources, and/or academic mentoring so you can succeed in your studies.

Library services

The Library has a range of services and facilities to support you throughout your journey. Individual advice is also available.

Productivity tools

Access a wide selection of licenced and free apps and software that can aid and improve your productivity.

Remember to provide disability related information or supporting evidence

If you don't already have supporting evidence, you can ask a medical professional to complete a medical evidence form that you can then submit to the Disability Team.


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Wellbeing and mental health

You can access a range of services for wellbeing and mental health such as:

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Therapeutic interventions

Warwick provides a range of therapeutic support interventions, including face to face counselling, email counselling, group therapy, workshops and self help resources.

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Online tools

TogetherallLink opens in a new window is an online resource that you can use to both access support resources but also express your feelings and support each other.