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Single Session Service

If you complete the short Single Session Service referral form, you will be offered one 90 minute session only. You can book another single session with the Team but this must be at least 4-weeks after your appointment.  

The Single Session Service offers you a quick appointment which is designed to help you be pro-active about your mental health and wellbeing and focus on a priority issue/ particular problem that you are facing. 

Appointments can be offered face-to-face, online or via telephone. 

If you require more than one appointment, then please complete the Talking Therapy Referral Form.

  • What can I expect from the Single Session Service?

    Your Single Session will be a focused session which will identify and work on a priority issue.  

    For more information about single session therapy, watch the short video

    Please note, we are an appointment-based service and do not provide a walk-in clinic. 

  • Confidentiality

    Your interactions with the MHWT will generally be confidential. 

    Your practitioner will keep records of interactions with you, which will be stored securely on the MHWT client record management system. Only your practitioner, and other members of the MHWT have access to this. 

    There may be times when the MHWT receive a referral form and refer on to the Student Engagement Coordinator Team, where this is appropriate. You will be contacted if this referral has taken place.  

    It is only in exceptional circumstances that information may be shared elsewhere, usually with your consent, for example, if you need your practitioner to support you for Extenuating Circumstances or if you are at significant risk of harm, or you disclose that someone else may be at risk of harm. In very rare instances the MHWT may have to override consent if the risk of harm is very high or imminent. 

    If you have any queries about confidentiality, please consult with your practitioner when you first meet with them. 

    Got a question? Contact us via the Student Enquiry Point. 

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