Starting university is an exciting experience, but it also comes with challenges. Managing academic pressure, personal concerns, and maintaining overall wellbeing can sometimes feel overwhelming. The LSE Student Wellbeing Service is here to provide guidance and support so you can make the most of your time at LSE.
What is the LSE Student Wellbeing Service?
The LSE Student Wellbeing Service works closely with students and the wider school community to help navigate challenges related to disability, mental health, and personal wellbeing. The aim is to ensure that every student has access to the right resources and support, creating a positive and inclusive university experience.
How can they help?
LSE’s Student Wellbeing Service offers a wide range of support, including:
- Disability and Mental Health Service: Assistance for students with disabilities, dyslexia, and mental health conditions to succeed in studies, available on campus and via Zoom.
- Wellbeing and Counselling Services: Confidential support for personal or academic concerns, helping you build resilience and manage challenges.
- One-to-one appointments: Get personalised support from counsellors and advisors who can help with academic stress, personal challenges, and everything in between.
- Peer Support: Connect with fellow student supporters who provide a listening ear and share valuable advice in a welcoming, informal setting.
- Workshops and Group Sessions: Join sessions designed to help with anxiety, stress management, procrastination, and self-care through practical strategies to enhance overall well-being.
- 24/7 Support: Available through LSE’s partnership with Spectrum.Life, this service ensures students can access help at any time of the day or night.
- Wellbeing resources: Access self-help guides, wellness tips and practical strategies to maintain a balanced lifestyle at LSE.
- Emergency and Crisis Support: Receive guidance on seeking immediate external assistance in urgent situations.
- Raising concerns about a fellow student: If you’re worried about a friend or classmate, you can report a concern to ensure they receive the right support.
Why seek support?
University life can be demanding, and challenges may arise at any time. The Student Wellbeing Service provides a safe, confidential, and welcoming environment where you can seek help without fear of judgment. Whether you’re struggling with coursework, feeling overwhelmed, or simply need someone to talk to, support is always available.
How to get started?
Support is just one step away. You can book an appointment, drop into a session, or explore online resources to find the right support for you. Visit the LSE Student Wellbeing Service website to learn more.
Your wellbeing matters, so make the most of the available resources to ensure a fulfilling experience at LSE!
