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  • Experienced a mental health issue? Fill out this survey by Friday, April 4 for your chance to WIN an iPad mini! Winner will be announced on April 4th

    Share your input here on how a mentoring program could benefit you.

  • Prospective Trainees

    The Counselling Service at Queen’s University offers training to practicum students, interns and practicing professionals in the areas of clinical and counselling psychology. Click here for more information.

  • Have you experienced a mental health issue?

    Join the HCDS discussion on how a mentoring program might benefit students with mental health difficulties. Click here for more information.

  • Students put creative stamp on mental health training

    http://www.queensu.ca/news/articles/students-put-creative-stamp-mental-health-training

  • Influenza 101

    Click here for more info.

  • Counselling Services Wellness Skills Series

    The Counselling Services Wellness Skills Programme is a series of time limited, often single session workshops to facilitate wellness and stress management.

  • Will you take the 15 Days of Exams Health Challenge?

    For more information on how to participate & win prizes click here. Contest starts Dec. 5, 2012.

  • The Regional Assessment and Resource Centre (RARC) has a new website: queensu.ca/rarc

  • Support Services for students in distress

    Please click here for more information.

  • Queen's Substance-Free Social Club

    The SFSC is a way to have fun without the use of alcohol, drugs or other substances and is open to anyone as long as they are substance-free while participating in club events. Join us on Facebook or email 8rnt@queensu.ca for more information.

  • Student Health 101

    Online health and wellness magazine available for all Queen's students. For the current issue, click here.


  • Supervisory Relationships at Graduate School

    How to Make the Most out of Your Supervisory Relationship: Advice for Graduate Students
    Fostering Strong Supervisory Relationships: Advice for New Supervisors

  • Please note the Counselling Service direct telephone number is: 613-533-6000 ext. 78264

  • Emergency disclosure of students' personal information

  • Students in Distress

    How You Can Identify and Help Students in Distress: