Non-medical helper (NMH) specialist mental health mentor
If you are a student with a diagnosed mental health condition, long-term illness, or disability, you may be eligible for Specialist Mental Health Mentoring through Disabled Students’ Allowances (DSA). This support is designed to help you manage the impact of your condition on your studies, offering tailored guidance to develop strategies for academic success and overall well-being.
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If you have been awarded DSA and require mental health mentoring, I am a DSA-registered provider and can offer support tailored to your individual circumstances.
For more information or to discuss how I can support you, please get in touch.
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Non-medical helper (NMH) specialist mental health mentor rate: £50 per hour.
How Mentoring Can Support You
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Manage stress, anxiety, and overwhelm related to university life
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Develop organisation, time management, and study strategies
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Build confidence and self-esteem in academic and personal life
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Navigate challenges such as motivation, concentration, and procrastination
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Improve emotional regulation and coping strategies
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Maintain a healthy work-life balance and prevent burnout
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Strengthen communication and self-advocacy skills
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Receive support with transitions, such as starting university, placement work, or preparing for employment
What to Expect
Specialist Mental Health Mentoring provides a safe, non-judgmental, and confidential space to explore challenges and develop personalised strategies. Sessions are flexible and can be adapted to your needs, whether in person or online. Through tailored support, I help students build resilience, manage academic pressures, and navigate personal and emotional challenges that may impact their studies. My holistic approach focuses on your well-being as a whole—supporting you in developing self-awareness, coping skills, and confidence to thrive both academically and personally.​
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