The University has developed online training to help staff to support students. The first resource is aimed at all staff who are in contact with students as part of their work, it will help you to support students’ wellbeing from the initial point of contact with a student in need Supporting Students at The University of Manchester.
Our second resource looks at identifying and responding to students in a mental health crisis. This training uses short videos to takes you through a number of scenarios tom help you think through what might be helpful responses and when to refer.
We have developed a framework called The Stepped Care Model to help you match the support we offer at the University of Manchester to the students need. You can access this here.
If you have significant concerns about the mental health of a student this crisis pathway can provide guidance about next steps.
In addition to the online resources above we also provide regular training sessions for staff:
Life Line: Offering help to students who may be struggling with their mental health, losing hope or experiencing thoughts of suicide
2020: sessions are currently postponed. Please keep checking back for updates.
Further information and booking can be found via the staff training catalogue.
Supporting Students – Managing Challenging Interactions
2020: sessions are currently postponed. Please keep checking back for updates
For further information and booking can be found via the staff training catalogue.
We provide telephone advice and consultancy for tutors and others who would like to talk through their involvement in helping someone else. Such advice is confidential and may provide a second opinion on help or guidance being provided to a third party.
