ANU Counselling is a vital service provided by the Australian National University to support the mental health and wellbeing of its students. The service offers free, confidential, and non-diagnostic counselling to all currently enrolled ANU students in Australia. ANU Counselling focuses on a strength-based and holistic approach, aiming to help students address a wide range of concerns affecting their lives, studies, work, coping mechanisms, and relationships.
ANU Counselling provides therapeutic counselling by experienced psychologists and social workers, with a minimum of five years of expertise. The service offers trauma counselling for students who have experienced sexual assault or harassment, along with evidence-based interventions tailored to individual needs. Additionally, ANU Counselling collaborates with other support services within the university to ensure students receive comprehensive and effective care.
Students accessing ANU Counselling can expect a personalized approach to address their concerns, with the option for ongoing support and follow-up appointments as needed. The service maintains strict confidentiality, with exceptions made only in cases where safety concerns arise. ANU Counselling’s commitment to student wellbeing and mental health underscores its dedication to providing practical and therapeutic support to help students overcome challenges and thrive during their academic journey.
