At the Student Health Centre, students can receive help and support with problems that might affect their studies, for example stress, performance anxiety, worry, procrastination, alcohol-related problems or sleeping problems. For other issues or medical concerns, they can turn to their primary health care provider.

Besides individual counselling we offer courses in e.g. public speaking and stress management. Visit our website for both students and the general public for our current course selection. 

Information for students at lunduniversity.lu.se

Advice on dealing with complicated student situations

As a study adviser, teacher or other staff member, you might come in contact with troubled students and need to serve as a first port of call. For many students, problems are temporary, but they might still need help and support.

It is important that you acknowledge their issues – for the sake of the individual student and their surroundings – and provide guidance at an early stage before the problems have become too major. Don’t hesitate to ask a colleague for assistance.

You can also contact us for a consultation regarding students who are somehow troubled, or advice on how to proceed with the matter.

Below, you will find advice and tips to assist you in different situations with students in need of help.

Q&A regarding difficult student issues (PDF, 37 kB, new tab)

Referring students to the Student Health Centre

Students can book an initial consultation with one of our counsellors via our web form, which can be accessed via the link below. During the initial consultation, we focus on identifying the problem and finding ways to move forward.

Please refer students to the Student Health Counselling information page for current contact information. There they will also find brochures on sleep disorders, anxiety, ergonomics, etc. 

Further information about student health counselling