Student health: Mental Health - Dr Adam Simon
It's not easy being a student. You're making new friends in a strange town and there's the stress of a coursework deadline breathing down your neck.
It can get on top of some people. That's normal. In fact, it might be more normal than you think.
More students than ever are dropping out due to mental health issues and we think it's time that stopped.
If you're struggling with the pressures of university life, don't keep it to yourself. Chat to one of our friendly, caring doctors online today.
There are all sorts of reasons that your mental health can be affected while you're at university. Take a look at a few of the facts and check out the advice our doctors have provided. From tips for dealing with stress to practical answers to the most frequently asked mental health questions, we've got you covered.
60% of students feel stress affects their everyday life.
Did you know that 27% of students face a mental health issue at university.
71% students are stressed by workload while 39% are stressed by job prospects.
23% of students said their were stressed by relationships, with 22% stressed by friends.
Dr Simon has answers the most common questions around mental health here.
Find out below how our clinicians can help you with some of the problems you’re facing at university.
Our doctors can help you get specialist care from a mental health expert. Book your appointment today.
Our NHS-trained doctors can prescribe medication to help you manage your symptom if they deem it necessary.
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