During your time at UNSW College where you are looking for a balance between studies, work and your personal life, there will no doubt be some tough moments where it can all feel a bit too much. Finding the right kind of support, or even where to start looking for help can be confusing.
That is when you can turn to UNSW Mental Health Connect. They can help you locate the specific support service you need, and offer it face to face, or online. Rest assured that all contact with Mental Health Connect will be strictly confidential.
First time client
Mental Health Connect is available to all currently enrolled UNSW students.
To access this service, complete this online confidential form and a clinician will contact you within 24 hours of submitting the form to discuss your circumstances in more detail.
Existing/returning client
If you are an existing client and have made an appointment with UNSW Psychology and Wellness within the past 6 months, you can book your next appointment or change the time of an upcoming appointment.
Furthermore, we also offer support to students in the L5 Building with our professional Student Wellbeing Advisers. You can make an appointment online to see an adviser whenever it suits your timetable and they offer in person or online consultations.
You can also view important student contacts here.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost?
All appointments are completely free of charge for students who are currently enrolled at UNSW.
Worried about sharing your concerns?
All information we gather is completely confidential. Your personal information will not be shared with anyone without your consent, this includes your faculty or lecturers.
What can I expect if offered an appointment?
Appointments are scheduled to last around 30 minutes. We will ask you some questions to help work out what might help. We always work with you as an individual and will always treat you with respect.
What happens after an appointment?
Depending on your circumstances and only with your consent, you may be referred to other services at UNSW or support in your local area. We always provide students with a clear plan for next steps.
24/7 External Support Services
If you or someone you are with is in immediate danger please call 000, or go to your nearest hospital emergency department immediately.
LifeLine
Crisis support and suicide prevention, 24/7. Call 13 11 14 now.
Mental Health Line
If you or someone you know needs help, the Mental Health Line offers professional help and advice, and referrals to local mental health services.
