Counselling & Mental Health Support

Remote Support & Alternative Arrangements due to Coronavirus

We are now open to new applications for online support. This is a free and confidential support service to all King’ s students as we have now transferred our Service support online. These appointments will be shorter, and able to provide you with support whilst we offer a remote service.

Apply for an online support appointment

If you need to get in touch with the Counselling & Mental Health Support Service during this period, please email us at counselling@kcl.ac.uk. You may find it helpful to check out some resources for online support from Big White Wall.

Please visit the Coronavirus update pages to find the latest information for students and staff.

Helpful resources during challenging times

Wellbeing [PDF]: to look after your mind and body and find out what support there is available for you at King’s and other resources.
Anxious [PDF]: if you find you are worrying more than usual and it may be affecting your sleep.
Studying [PDF]: you may be finding it increasingly difficult to focus on your studies, meet deadlines or revise for your exams.

If you are a student who has been called to work on the front line, you may find this Psychological Wellbeing for Healthcare Workers guidance helpful.

How we can help

King's offers counselling and mental health support for all undergraduate and postgraduate students. The service is free and confidential.

Counselling offers a safe, confidential and supportive space, to help you to explore your problems, share and gain insight into your feelings, thoughts and behaviour. Counselling can help you gain a different perspective on yourself and/or your problems and help you in making choices and changes that feel right for you.