Department of Politics and International Relations
- Politics and International Relations
- Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
- Mental health and wellbeing
Mental health and wellbeing
Mental health and wellbeing is a crucial aspect of our health, alongside physical health. The Department of Politics and International Relations prioritises student and staff welfare and has support mechanisms for staff and students who may be feeling unwell or may want to improve their overall wellbeing.
Students who are concerned with their mental health and wellbeing can get in touch with Sue Leatt.
Information for staff
Find out more about the Universities numerous avenues for staff support.
The University also benefits from a Mental Health First Contact Network. Staff who are part of the network are trained to recognise the signs and symptoms of common mental health issues and can guide you in finding suitable support services.
Alongside this there are numerous health and well-being support services at the University through Well@York.
Information for students
The University of York has an Open Door Team. The Open Door is a confidential team of professionals that provide support to registered students experiencing psychological or mental health difficulties.
If you want to make an appointment with the Open Door team, you can complete the online referral form. The team aim to get back to students in two working days.
The Open Door team can also be contacted by email or telephone +44 1904 322140
You can find the Open Door Team in the Sally Baldwin Buildings on Campus West.
See what help and support the University has to offer.
Information for staff and students
There are numerous resources available for both staff and students in the city of York alongside targeted services at the University including Health Watch York.
