Mental Health & Wellbeing

Helping you feel safe, supported and happy at university

From a 24/7 counselling service and digital wellbeing space to connecting with our Student Support team and joining peer support groups, there are many wellbeing resources available to Falmouth students.

Someone to talk to

Learn about the 24/7 confidential counselling available to all students and how you can reach out to our friendly Student Support team.

Find support

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Digital wellbeing space

As part of the 24/7 counselling and wellbeing service, all students have access to a free digital wellbeing space. This app contains 100s of personalised plans, videos, podcasts and healthy recipes, allowing you keep track of your wellbeing journey more easily.

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Belonging

Feeling that you belong to a place, to a community, is a huge factor when it comes to individual mental health and wellbeing. And at Falmouth, community is something we take very seriously. Find ways to feel more connected, below.

Students' Union

The Students’ Union puts your voice at the heart of everything it does.

Students' Union

Mentors - Bench Group Talk

Mentors

Student Mentor Scheme

Falmouth's mentoring scheme matches second-year students with new first years, to help you settle in...

Student Mentor Scheme

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Multifaith Chaplaincy

Students and staff from every faith - and no faith - regularly drop in for pastoral and spiritual ca...

Multifaith Chaplaincy

Wellbeing events & workshops

Georgia's Voice

Every Tuesday evening the Chaplaincy plays host to small confidential support groups for young women and non-binary students with mental health concerns.

Man Down

Man Down offers a very informal and safe environment for men and non-binary students who are struggling with mental health issues of all kinds.

Breathing Space

We know the climate and ecological crises can be overwhelming. That's why we've created 'Breathing Space', a support network that helps you learn about eco-anxiety, connect with others and use these feelings for good.

See all wellbeing events