Free and confidential counselling is available on campus for all currently enrolled ANU students, including ANU College students. There are also group programs for common issues, public seminars, and a peer support walking program.
Appointments
Same day counselling appointments are available to ANU students every weekday at the ANU Counselling Centre.
If you are on program leave or your...
Group programs and workshops
Current enrolled students at ANU are eligible to register for the below programs and registration is via the Eventbrite links listed. All our...
Our counsellors
The Student Counsellors of the ANU Counselling Centre are Clinical Psychologists, Mental Health Social Workers and Registered Psychologists. They...
Confidentiality & disclosure of information
We are mindful that the information you provide to us as health professionals is personal and private.
The collection, storage and release of...
Academic documentation
This information is for student's seeking academic documentation to support an extension, special consideration, late withdrawal, reduced study load...
Get Up & Go Walking program
Want Regular Exercise & Social Contact?
Registrations for semester 2 are now open
Get Up & Go is a peer-support walking program for all ANU...
Graduate students
Graduate students doing either research or coursework often have common concerns, including:
stresses in managing employment, family life and study...
International students
For some international students counselling services may not be common in your home country. However, the experience of living away from home and...
Finding help & support if you have been sexually assaulted
Emergency & crisis support
Call triple zero (000) in an emergency or life threatening situation.
Reporting the incident to police is your...
Community services
There are a wide range of community services available across Australia and locally in the ACT to support student mental health. These are a...
Complaints procedures
Providing feedback or making a complaint
In the first instance, we recommend that you discuss any issues directly with your counsellor if you feel...
