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Contact the AccessAbility Services team to discuss potential support options for you in your study.
If you are a student living with a mental health condition, ongoing medical condition or disability (including physical, neurological, intellectual, sensory, acquired brain injury, or specific learning difficulty), then Student Advisors (AccessAbility) can assist you to meet the requirements of your course.
If you are caring for someone living with a mental health condition, ongoing medical condition or disability (including physical, neurological, intellectual, sensory, acquired brain injury, or specific learning difficulty) or who is frail and aged then you may also be eligible to register for these services.
The counselling team provides free, caring and effective support to all of our enrolled students seeking to enhance our students' academic and personal success.
Safer Community is a free, confidential support service if you're experiencing concerning, threatening, inappropriate or uncomfortable behaviour.
The goal of our program is to improve the mental health and wellbeing of male and male identifying students at La Trobe. Through a range of different approaches, we want to encourage men to have more conversations about their own mental health and perhaps help other men find their voice along the way.
Multifaith spiritual wellbeing advisors who can help you on your faith journey or connect you with services in your community.
At La Trobe University, we acknowledge that our campuses are located on the lands of many Traditional Custodians in Victoria. We acknowledge that these lands were stolen, and sovereignty was never ceded. We pay our respects to elders past and present and we recognise their ongoing connection to their lands. Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land.
A specialist Indigenous Wellbeing service is currently being developed and information about this program will be coming soon.
There are many specialised Indigenous support services both at La Trobe and in the wider Community.
La Trobe University has dedicated Queer Counsellors who have experience in supporting students with diverse sexualities and gender identities, and are available at the Melbourne (Bundoora) and Bendigo campuses (or by phone from the Mildura, Shepparton and Albury-Wodonga campuses).
Queer counselling is free and confidential. Having a safe space to speak freely about what’s going on, without being judged, can help people work through problems and gain new perspectives and solutions.
The whole La Trobe Counselling Service is proudly queer-friendly too, so you are also welcome to see any of our other counsellors to talk through LGBTIQA+ issues.
You may need a different kind of Wellbeing support with guidance around managing and finding resources and support systems in the community and University. Our services are here to help you, for whatever your wellbeing needs may be.
Financial counsellors help people understand their options regarding which debts are priorities, develop budgets and money plans, understand the pros and cons of different options and work with you to manage financial concerns.
The La Trobe Student Legal Service is a partnership between La Trobe University and West Heidelberg Community Legal – a service of Banyule Community Health.
The service provides free and confidential legal help to students enrolled at La Trobe University across all campuses
Need support with your health, wellbeing, or studies? We’re here to help!
Simply fill out the form below to request a one-off call with our team. Please note, we can only call you between 9am and 5pm (AEST).
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