Postgraduate Wellbeing Support & Services
This showcase delves into the range of wellbeing services available for postgraduate students, including 1:1 appointments, self-help resources, group activities, and dedicated PGR support. Learn about accessing support, triage processes, collaboration opportunities, and financial advice tailored for PhD students. Stay informed and connected throughout your postgraduate studies to navigate challenges effectively.
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What well cover today: The Wellbeing Team Our current offer to students Wellbeing Wellbeing Support for Support for PGR students PGR students Developments in PGR-specific support Accessing support during your PGR studies Questions
THE WELLBEING TEAM 1:1APPOINTMENTS SELF HELP Some students will still need a 1:1 appointment. This can include where there is risk, WP students, PGR, Report + Support etc. These will be identified on an individual Access to self-help guides that cover a range of topics such as stress, low mood, anxiety etc. triage basis HEALTH ASSURED WELLBEING ACTIVITIES Informal group activity sessions for students to meet each other and talk with a wellbeing practitioner whilst being creative and having fun! If a student needs to speak with someone immediately - they can use the round the clock support, which includes free helpline, email / call back request, video call, live chat, and free app STUDENT WELLBEING PRACTITIONERS WELLBEING CLINICS & TEACHING SESSIONS TRIAGE / HUB APPOINTMENTS Most students will be directed to the referral form online. From here, we will triage the request for support. A quick hub appointment is for students who need help to complete the form Weekly clinics where we will discuss techniques to manage anxiety and low mood, as well as boosting motivation and the stresses of starting university. Sessions will change through the year
Dedicated PGR email account Developments in PGR Specific Support PGR-specific 1-to-1 appointments Collaboration with Faculty and Departmental Wellbeing support PGR Development Network Lunch & Learn Sessions
Triage form online allows you to self-refer an indicate level of study for immediate triage to PGR pathway Accessing support during your PGR Studies Contact and liaison via your academic department including LTSO team PGRwellbeing@liv.ac.uk Contact us directly at PGRwellbeing@liv.ac.uk to ask specific questions
Accessing support during your PGR Studies https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/studentsupport/mental- wellbeing/wellbeing-advice/
Money Advice and Guidance support for PhD students Money Advice and Guidance can support students if they experience financial difficulties. We offer the following: Doctoral Loan - https://www.gov.uk/doctoral-loan - If you need advice regarding the Doctoral Loan contact the team Budgeting sessions Debt Advice Service Advise on welfare benefits Administer the University Hardship Fund PhD students are expected to make provision to fund both living and tuition costs prior to starting their course. The UHF can help in cases where a student has a one-off exceptional cost that the student could not have foreseen which is causing hardship MAG are working with the University Sustainability Team and Liverpool Zero Waste to help with the distribution of surplus food from our residences and city shops To contact MAG, please email: money@liverpool.ac.uk or visit our website for more information or you can book an appointment: https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/studentsupport/money-advice/
