Counselling & Mental Wellbeing
The Counselling and Mental Wellbeing team is here to support you throughout your university experience. Our goal is to help you feel content, healthy, and well-supported. If you are facing challenges with your mental health, we are here to help.
Get in touch if you need support
We offer a non-crisis service 9am-5pm Monday to Friday, with some early evening appointments available. To get in touch, email counselling@napier.ac.uk or call 0131 455 2459. If you would like to register with the Counselling service, you will need to complete a self-referral form.
If you need to speak to someone urgently outside of office hours, visit emergency and out of hours support.
If you are a student, family member or staff concerned about a student's mental health, email counselling@napier.ac.uk and safeguarding@napier.ac.uk.
A students sits in a waiting room, fidgeting as she waits to be called. The room darkens as an animated cloud covers the windows.
A counsellor opens the door and calls: "Sarah?"
The cloud disappears and the counsellor continues, "Thanks for coming in. How are you feeling?"
The student goes in to the counselling room, and a voiceover says: "Don't go it alone at Edinburgh Napier. Shrink any concerns by sharing them. Our Counselling and Mental Wellbeing team is on hand if ever you need them."
Our Services
Resources and coping strategies
Discover free workshops, videos and other wellbeing resources, including strategies to help you cope with distress, such as breathing exercises and grounding techniques.
Who we are
Learn more about the different members of the Counselling and Mental Wellbeing team and how we can support you through a range of issues.

Online support with Togetherall
Edinburgh Napier University students can access free, anonymous, online support with Togetherall. You will have access to a 24/7 community and professional support from trained counsellors. Togetherall provides a safe space to get things off your chest, explore your feelings and learn how to self-manage your mental health and wellbeing.
Share what's on your mind with others in the community, take comfort reading the thoughts of others who may be experiencing something similar to you or browse the many resources available – you're in control.
Togetherall
Student Mental Health Agreement
The Student Mental Health Agreement brings ENSA and the University together to collaborate on mental health initiatives and raise awareness of mental wellbeing. (PDF, 300kB)
Experiencing suicidal thoughts or feelings
