What is the University Counselling Service?
The Counselling Service is a professional psychological service available to students to assist them on their progress through University life, with all of its incumbent stresses and strains. Many personal decisions are made and problems solved though discussions with friends or family, a College Tutor or Director of Studies or a nurse, GP or chaplain. However, there are times when it may be right to seek help away from the familiar daily environment. The U.L. Couselling Service was set up in 1977 to meet just such a need.
- Appointments are confidential and the Service works within the Irish Association for University and College Counsellors 'Code of Ethics and Practice'.
Who is the Service for?
- The Service is available to all undergraduate and graduate students of the University.
Who are the Counsellors?
- The Service has a team of professionally trained and widely experienced male and female psychotherapists, Counsellors and a Clinical Psychologist, who are used to helping people from many different backgrounds and cultures and with a wide range of personal issues.
Contacting us.
To contact us just pick up the phone (ext 2327) or drop in to us (11am - 12 noon or 3 - 4pm) Monday to Friday during term time.
Or contact one of us by E-mail:
Alway confidential - always free
