Wellbeing and Support Service

Wellbeing and Support Officers

The Wellbeing and Support Officers provide support to students who have a mental health condition, autism spectrum condition or who may be experiencing difficulties with their mental wellbeing.

They can:

• Act as a point of contact for support throughout your studies
• Help you to consider what supports and resources may help you to be a successful student
• Work with you to develop a PLSP (Personal Learning Support Plan)
• Ensure you are afforded reasonable adjustments in relation to your mental health
• Provide a range of self - help materials and advice
• Discuss Disabled Students Allowance and the support which may be available to you
• Offer group sessions

Nicola Menzies

Nic Henderson

Student support worker

Apryll is available to provide emotional and guidance support for students throughout the year and runs the daily student support drop-ins in the hub. Apryll is the support contact for care experienced students and also co-ordinates the Get Ready for College pre-entry workshops and can also help you with any difficulties you have with attending college.

Apryll Mackie