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‘Identifying and Responding to Distressed Students’ training

The University of Limerick Student Counselling and Wellbeing Service, together with the Office of the Provost and Deputy President, the Higher Education Authority (HEA) and the Psychological Counsellors in Higher Education in Ireland (PCHEI), are delighted to launch of the new “Identifying and Responding to Distressed and At-Risk Students” training for all staff in the University of Limerick.  

How to access the training

                                                         

Module 1:

Simply click the link below and use your UL staff email account to log-in.

Module 1 Identifying and Responding to Distressed and At-Risk Students log-in

 

Module 2:

Simply click the link below and use your UL staff email account to log-in.

Module 2 Identifying and Responding to Distressed and At-Risk Students log-in

 

Module 3:

The third module is an in-person module available to staff who have fully completed modules one and two and which will be delivered by Dr. Lucy Smith, Head of Counselling & Clinical Psychologist and Órfhlaith McLoughlin, Deputy Head of Counselling & Counselling Psychologist. Staff who have completed modules one and two will receive an email from hrtalentdevelopment@ul.ie once registration opens in November 2023.
 

We hope that you enjoy the upcoming training and thank you for helping to create a university community where every student feels safe and supported. 

If you are at risk / suicidal please immediately contact either the crisis liaison mental health team at the University Hospital Limerick (061 301111) or your local hospital, or your GP immediately. 

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