Wellbeing Advice
At BPP, we offer one-to-one support with experienced Wellbeing Advisors as part of our Mental Health and Wellbeing Service.
This means providing you with ongoing support whenever you need it, offering confidential guidance on a wide range of mental health and wellbeing concerns.
Whether you're feeling stressed, anxious, facing life setbacks, or feeling overwhelmed by studying and academic pressures, our Wellbeing Advisors are here to help.
How to Get in Touch
There are several ways to contact the Wellbeing Team:
- Complete the contact form using the link in a staff member's email signature.
- Use the wellbeing contact form available through BPP Student Support.
- Email the team directly at wellbeing@bpp.com.
The Wellbeing Team aims to respond and allocate support as quickly as possible.
What Happens When I Reach Out?
Once you contact our team, you will be assigned a personal Wellbeing Advisor who will aim to contact you within 2 working days.
Your Wellbeing Advisor Will:
- Listen to your concerns in a supportive and confidential environment.
- Work with you in a way that suits your individual needs.
- Help you identify practical coping strategies.
- Support you in accessing appropriate resources and services.
- Help you develop skills and confidence to improve your wellbeing.
How We Can Support You
Your Wellbeing Advisor will work closely with you to understand your circumstances and explore the most appropriate support options.
- Mental health and emotional wellbeing concerns.
- Stress and anxiety management.
- Academic pressure and study-related challenges.
- Life transitions, setbacks and personal difficulties.
- Developing coping strategies and resilience.
- Connecting with specialist support services where appropriate.
Working Together With Other Services
Where appropriate, your Wellbeing Advisor may also help you access additional support both within BPP and externally.
This may include connecting you with:
- BPP Counselling Services.
- Learning Support.
- Student Support teams.
- Student Finance and practical support services.
- Local NHS or community wellbeing services.
- Specialist external organisations.
Our aim is to empower you to improve your overall mental health and wellbeing while ensuring you have access to the right support at the right time.
Not Ready to Reach Out?
That's completely okay.
Sometimes it can feel easier to explore information and support options in your own time before speaking to someone directly.
Our Mental Health & Wellbeing Resource Hub contains self-help resources, practical advice, wellbeing information and guidance covering a wide range of topics.
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