This website aims to provide you with information on the support options available to you if you are experiencing either personal and/or academic/study concerns.
Please avail of these services if you are having difficulties. The services are free and confidential to registered Trinity College students. Read some of the feedback we have received from students who have used the service.
Brief Consultations
There will be 2 (20 minute) slots available every day at lunchtime for brief consultation with a counsellor. Students will be seen on 1st come 1st seen basis & the slot cannot be booked ahead.
Use Brief Consultation if you:
haven’t attended the Trinity Student Counselling Service before
- would like to briefly discuss an issue
- are uncertain as to the best sort of support for you
- want information (counselling related)
- want to see a counsellor quickly
Brief Consultation is not an emergency counselling appointment.
Mindfulness programmes
Group Threapy & Workshop Programme 2011-2012.
BODYWHYS SUPPORT GROUP
Supportive environment for people with eating disorders.
CONSOLE SUPPORT GROUP
Therapeutic Suicide Bereavement Support Group
New Location
The Student Counselling Service has moved to a new address:
Student Counselling Service,
3rd Floor,
7-9 South Leinster Street,
Trinity College,
Dublin 2. (Near the National Gallery) View Map
Peer Mentor
Being a Peer Mentor is a very valuable experience. As a mentor you will help new first year students coming to Trinity to integrate to the College and College life. Crucial support, information and a sense of belonging does not come just from staff, but quite importantly, from fellow students.
Therapy Group
Group therapy is a highly respected method of helping people to address a wide range of emotional distress. Depression, anxiety, self esteem difficulties, and many other problems are often intimately linked to discomfort in day-to-day relationships. Such problems often originate in the distress caused by relationships, past and present.
Mindfulness Meditations Podcast
Do you spend a lot of your time worrying about events in the future or ruminating on things that have happened in the past? Have you ever noticed that your mind is often miles away and not focused on the task in hand – that you do things on “automatic pilot?”
Reach Out
Reach Out is a web-based service that inspires young people to help themselves through tough times, and find ways to improve their own mental health and well-being. http://ie.reachout.com
Student Mental Health
Policy & Guidelines