SRUC
At some point during your studies, you may well have a question that needs answering.
No matter what the question or issue, help is at hand within SRUC and there are several members of staff that are happy to help.
Headaches, stomach problems and lack of sleep may be signs of stress. Living with stress all the time increases the chances of becoming ill with depression or anxiety. Signs of other mental health difficulties include tearfulness, lack of energy, changes in mood and feeling hopeless. If you have any of these signs, then seek some support. You can read more about how SRUC can help here.
What Support is Available?
- Year tutors
- Student support Education tutors
- Student support Health & Wellbeing tutors
- Spectrum Life
- Student support Funding Tutor
- Signposting to Counselling services
- Student support Careers tutors
- Student Peer support groups
More information on the support available to students can be found on the SRUC website.
SRUC are currently developing their Student Mental Health Agreement and we’ll share it on this page when it has been launched. SRUC’s Student Mental Health Strategy can be found here.
