Health and wellbeing
Mental health
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Counselling and Psychological Services
Counselling and Psychological Services provide free, confidential, short-term professional counselling to currently enrolled students and staff.
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Workshops
Counselling and Psychological Services offer free workshops and webinars on a range of personal development, mental health and wellbeing support.
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Online resources
Explore online resources recommended and offered by Counselling and Psychological Services, including websites, tip sheets and guided exercises.
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Ask Counselling
Submit a question to staff at Counselling and Psychological Services. Questions are reviewed regularly, and answers are published on the Ask Counselling website.
Medical services
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Health Service
Health care for University of Melbourne students, staff and their dependents.
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Eyecare Clinic
The Melbourne Eyecare Clinic offers patient care for University staff, students and the general public.
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Dental Clinic
The Melbourne Dental Clinic provides a high level of service and care for all general dentistry needs.
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Audiology and Speech Pathology Clinic
A complete range of hearing, balance, communication and speech therapy assessments for all ages.
COVID-19 vaccination is a requirement for anyone attending our campuses or undertaking University activities in third-party or public settings. The University of Melbourne Health Service will continue to be accessible by all students and staff, regardless of vaccination status. Find out more about vaccination requirements.
The University of Melbourne Health Service is authorised to provide the Comirnaty (Pfizer), Vaxzevira (AstraZeneca) and Spikevax (Moderna) booster COVID-19 vaccinations. Book your COVID-19 vaccination appointment online or call 8344 6904 to speak with the Health Service administration team. Find out more about our COVID-19 services, including information on vaccination, our dedicated hotline, testing and travel documentation.
If you are a student currently based outside Australia, please see our advice for students outside Australia.
Wellbeing
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Food relief
The University is now offering food relief to students experiencing food insecurity.
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Faith and Spiritual Care
Students and staff from all faiths – or of no faith – are welcome to make contact with a chaplain to talk about your life, matters of faith and spirituality, or to find out more about their faith tradition.
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Wellbeing during exams
Advice, resources and support services to help you look after your physical and mental wellbeing during exams.
Programs and promotions
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University Health Promotion Program
Learn about the University's Health Promotion Program's goals, team, and the Peer Health Advocates.
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R U OK?
Attend events on mental health and know how to access health and wellbeing services on any day.
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University Mental Health Day
University Mental Health Day highlights the importance of looking after our mental health and supporting others at university.