Stress factors such as moving away from home, academic demands, and financial worries can all impact students’ mental health and wellbeing.

Help is available

Liverpool Hope provides a confidential, professional mental health and wellbeing service to assist and advise students who are experiencing challenges with their mental health, which may be affecting their studies, engagement with wider student life, or general feeling of personal well-being.  This help is available to all students who feel they would benefit from support to better deal with any aspect of life while at university.

If you want to find out more about the service or feel you need an initial discussion about support, our Student Engagement Officers are available each day for a chat. The Officers are recent graduates, so if you feel more comfortable chatting to them first, then you can contact them at studentengagement@hope.ac.uk.

If you have any further questions or you wish to access the service, please contact Student Life, and a member of the team will assist you.

T: 0151 291 3427
E: studentlife@hope.ac.uk

Preparing for University

Student Minds, a UK student mental health charity, has produced the helpful ‘Know Before You Go’ guide to help support you with your transition into university life.