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Counselling offers a safe, confidential and supportive space, to help you explore your problems, share and gain insight into your feelings, thoughts and behaviour.
The Counselling and Mental Health Support Service offers free and confidential in-person and online support for students at King’s.
Counselling offers a safe and supportive space to help you explore your problems, share and gain insight into your feelings, thoughts and behaviour. This is a free and confidential service. The counsellor is there to help you identify and understand more clearly what may be impacting on your daily life.
A counsellor can help you to gain a different perspective on yourself and/or your problems and aid you in making choices and changes that feel right for you.
Our counselling service offers cognitive behavioural (CBT) and integrative or psychodynamic group and individual therapy, depending on what best suits your needs.
When you register with the Counselling & Mental Health Support service at King’s, whenever possible, as well as your presenting issues we will consider preferences such as gender, sexuality, language and race when allocating you to one of the team.
Registering with the Counselling & Mental Health Support Service gives steps for registration, eligibility, how appointments works, and other details you need to know ahead for registering for our service.
After you have read the above instructions, please follow this link to register:
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You can talk to a Health Advisor for Mandarin-Speaking Students (HAMSS) for advice on how and where to access free and confidential health-related support available to you as a King’s student. For example, they can advise you on how to register with King’s College Health Centre and book a GP appointment, and where to access King’s mental health support resources. A HAMSS appointment is also a supportive space for you to ask any questions you may have about university life, and to build up your confidence in accessing the right support.
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