The Well-being Department provides 30-minute confidential one-to-one meetings. It is an open, transparent, and confidential space to come and talk to us about any mental health and Well-being issues. We will assist you in the best possible support capacity and help you engage in an enjoyable study time at William College.
If you need academic adjustments or extra support, you will need to provide medical evidence or a formal report. In most cases medical evidence will be a letter from your doctor (General Practitioner or GP), or other appropriate health care professional. If you are unsure of what evidence to provide you can email us at mywell-being@williamcollege.com for further advice.
Support is flexible and based on needs. We can discuss it on a case-by-case basis and assess what your best options are. At William College, we also have partnerships with a third party that can arrange note-takers, one-to-one support, and further assistance.
If you are finding things difficult, knowing that you do not have to struggle alone is important. We can help you find support and provide drop-in sessions, which will be notified to you on campuses via email/in classrooms. It is an entirely confidential space, and you can come and talk about your struggles. They happen quarterly and are specific to availability. You can always book the Well-being meetings as a replacement as well if it's something urgent.
We offer workshops, groups, and events to support you in developing skills that can enhance your Well-being. Keep an eye out for the latest workshops and try to attend them as well.
At William College, we want to engage students in having a holistic learning experience. Involving yourself in events and networking spaces will allow great growth and interaction with your classmates and advisors at William College.
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