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Covid19 Student Guidance

Student Wellbeing Referral Form

If you would like to make a self-referral to the wellbeing team you can do so by clicking on the link below. Once we have received your referral form, we will contact you via compass to arrange a telephone initial with a member of our wellbeing team.

Wellbeing Referral Form

What is my student ID and email ID?

The referral form will ask for both your student ID’s. Your student ID is your longer student number, this is usually 10-digits long and can be found under your name on your student card.

Your email ID is your shorter student ID you use for Canvas. It usually begins with a ‘bh’ but may begin with ‘bg’. You will need to write your full student email including ‘@student.sunderland.ac.uk’ at the end.

If you run into any issues please get in touch (wellbeing@sunderland.ac.uk or 0191 515 2933) and we can help.

Please note this service is only open to current University of Sunderland Students. If you are a prospective student and you would like more information on our service you can email wellbeing@sunderland.ac.uk

I am not a student, but I need help.

If you are in a mental health crisis, please contact your local NHS Crisis Resolution and Home Treatment Service. Find the number for your team here. In an emergency and in need of urgent support call 999 or 112.

There is a lot of external support for you, we would recommend reaching out to your GP first and explaining your situation or how you are feeling. If you are unsure of where your nearest GP is you can use NHS’s ‘find a GP’

The NHS also has a variety of Self-Help leaflets on their website, they cover a wide range of topics from sleeping problems to panic or obsession and compulsion. You can view their leaflets by clicking here.

If you need to talk to someone you can call the Samaritans, whatever you're going through, a Samaritan will face it with you. Find out how you can contact them here.

You are also welcome to still read through our self-help resources on our website and view our ‘useful websites and contacts’ directory to see what support is available.