The School of Graduates Studies is offering regular wellness IN PERSON group sessions in the Bruneau Centre (IIC-2015P or 2014). During most of these sessions, general wellness topics are presented and discussed. Participants will have opportunities to learn about resources, acquire new skills and strategies, and connect with others in the graduate student community. If you are interested in sessions offered in the fall, please complete the following. Session offerings will be updated as the semester moves along, so check back often.

Please note: These are not counselling sessions and mental health issues that are personal in nature will not be discussed. To discuss personal mental health issues, you can request counselling through the Student Wellness and Counselling Centre (SWCC) website HERE.

If you have any questions or concerns about these sessions, please do not hesitate to contact SGS Wellness Navigator, Sonia Ho (sonia.ho@mun.ca).

Counselling Services for MUN Graduate Students

Registered graduate students at Memorial University living in Canada can access short-term individual counselling offered through the Student Wellness and Counselling Centre (SWCC) and the School of Graduate Studies (SGS).

What to expect in counselling? Counsellors work collaboratively with students to help them find solutions for their presenting issues. A 50-minute single session is typical in short term counselling, and follow up sessions may be considered. If needed, options in receiving ongoing psychological support can also be explored.

Topics may include: transition to grad studies, time management and motivation, coping with stress and anxiety, self esteem and confidence, relationships, communication etc. 

To book an appointment: Complete the counselling request form HERE. If you encounter any issues, please contact the SGS Wellness Navigator. 

In addition, all MUN students in Canada or abroad can access 24/7 counselling in 60 languages through the GuardMe Student Support Program (GMSSP).