Support right at your fingertips

It's Mental Health Awareness Week, and we're bringing together all the most useful mental health and wellbeing resources in one place, so if you ever need support, its right at your fingertips.

Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, want to check in with yourself, or just need a bit of a breather, here's where to start.

Support at LSE and in your Hall

💬 Student Wellbeing Services

LSE's student wellbeing services are a great place to start, whether you're struggling with anxiety, feeling low, or just want to talk something through.

Support includes:

- Mental Health Advisers

- Wellbeing and Counseling Services

- Disability and Mental Health Service

🏠 Support in Halls

From your Warden team to your Halls Wellbeing team, there are people around you who genuinely care. Whether you are going through something big or small, you're not expected to handle it alone.

Reach out to them at

Email: hallswellbeing@lse.ac.uk

Telephone: 0800 058 4100

If you're looking for help in halls, start here. 

📚 Mental Health Reads

We've got real and relatable articles written for students just like you. Here are some of our favourites:

🤍 Caring for Your Mental Health

🤍 Managing Loneliness

🤍 How to Handle Stressful Times

🤍 Support over the Break in Halls

24/7 Help Outside LSE

Sometimes you need to speak to someone outside uni, especially in the evenings, over weekends, or during a tough moment.

- Samaritans: Call 116 123 any time, for free. Someone will always listen.

- Shout: Text SHOUT to 85258 for free, confidential, 24/7 support via text

- Spectrum Life: Free and confidential mental health support outside of LSE office hours. 

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