Drop-in Service
Drop-In Service (HEI)
“The problems I have are not entirely of my own making and I can seek assistance from my supervisors and the college administration: I am not alone in the process”
Undergraduate
“The drop-in helped me to bring up difficult topics with boss/supervisor. It gave me strategies that work for me to combat my negative perception of work performance, time and expectations management“
Postgraduate
“It gave me more support and guidance with the current struggles that I am currently under going. I’m not alone in during the tough times in my study, when I could easily give up hope and fail my self”
Undergraduate
“It’s a place to talk about things I’m anxious or uncertain about. It helps me articulate things I’m concerned about and do something about them“
Undergraduate
Expert Guidance
UMO’s drop-in service offers confidential one-to-one support for students when they need it, helping them identify their issues and refer them onto other appropriate services.
UMO’s drop-in service aims to empower students and provide them with the knowledge and tools to manage their own mental health and wellbeing.
Support As Needed
UMO’s drop-in service can be established for a minimum period of 2 hours per week and offers a flexible form of support for students.
£70 (excluding VAT)
What are UMO's Drop-Ins?
UMO’s drop-in service provides the opportunity for students to “unload” and receive practical advice and strategies.
The drop in supports students to find out more about mental health and/or wellbeing services, and receive advice and support on how to manage and learn self-management techniques from a UMO clinician.
UMO’s accessible drop-in service offers a safe space for support, advice and information for students who may or may not already be receiving support.
What Does The Drop In Involve?
Sessions are designed to target specific issues faced by the student and are adaptable to the student’s specific needs. Sessions are with an experienced and accredited mental health professional.
UMO’s wellbeing mentoring is a short term, 7 session goal orientated model that focusses on obstacles blocking student’s success, such as bereavement, personal challenges and relationship issues.