Wellness Centre

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The University of New England's Student Wellness Centre is here to provide personalised mental health support, equity and accessibility support, and study support.


Mental Health Support

The Counselling and Psychology Service (CAPS) is here to provide a safe space for currently enrolled students to access one on one support to help navigate personal issues that are impacting on your studies and improve your mental wellbeing.

We offer individual counselling and study gym sessions to discuss how you are feeling, develop tools and strategies to help with managing personal challenges, reduce stress, and to build skills to tackle procrastination, exam worry and balancing your studies with other responsibilities.

How do I book a CAPS appointment?

  • This is my first time, I’ll need a Wellness Check
  • I have had a Wellness Check, I want to book a follow-up counselling session*
  • I want to book a Study Gym session*

* Call (02) 6773 2897 or Email studentcounselling@une.edu.au


Equity & Accessibility Support

The Student Accessibility and Wellbeing Office (SAWO) is here to create an inclusive learning environment for UNE’s diverse population of students by supporting students to overcome barriers to their university studies.

We support students whose studies are impacted by a disability, mental health condition, and learning difficulties, as well as students who are carers, elite athletes, incarcerated, or live in rural or remote locations. SAWO design Study Access Plans (SAPs) with students to receive adjustments to their study if needed.

Book a phone appointment


Study Support

The Student Engagement Officers provide referral information regarding UNE student supports and services, as well as external services. We respond to student enquiries involving sensitive and confidential matters impacting academic goals. We also assist students with university processes, such as Show Cause and Academic Progression Advice, by assessing goals and support needs, and connecting students with appropriate referrals to inform a Study Plan.

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Need to talk to someone now?

URGENT Mental Health Support Line - Available 24/7

1300 661 927 (Text: 0488 884 169)

Our services and available resources

If you can’t find the service you’re looking for, please visit student support services.

Information and support resources for staff