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Wellbeing and support

At the Center for European Studies (CES) we want to help provide tools that promote a healthy and happy student life and support you when challenges arise. Below you will find an overview of resources and initiatives that are available at Maastricht University (UM).

  • CES staff member Laura Marley

    CES Wellbeing Officer

    Laura Marley is CES' in-house counsellor. She is available for all CES students. Drop by room C0.07 at CES or make an appointment to talk and walk through all the resources and options. The aim is to provide support which is easily accessible, with an open and friendly approach, dedicated to helping you thrive at UM.

     

      lj.marley@maastrichtuniversity.nl

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    UM psychologists

    You can contact the UM psychologists or register for an online QPR meeting in which you can discuss your current situation, ask questions and plan in next steps.

     

     Find out more about what the UM psychologists can do for you

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    UM Wellbeing Movement

    The Wellbeing Movement (WBM) is an initiative promoting physical and mental wellbeing at Maastricht University.

     

     Check out upcoming activities here

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    Lectures, trainings and workshops

    Workshops, lectures and training courses are all free of charge and cover topics such as procrastination, stress management, mindfulness, positive health and much more.

     

     Find out more

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    @ease

    Something on your mind? Talking about it helps. At @ease you can simply walk in or chat online: anonymously, without an appointment and for free. Focused on young people to 25 years old.

     

     Visit @ease's website

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    The InnBetween

    Students who are looking for personal support or a listening ear can also come to the student pastorate: The InnBetween. Everybody is welcome regardless of their faith or background.

     

     Visit The InnBetween's website

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    Disability Support

    If you are a (prospective) UM student with a disability or chronic illness, such as dyslexia, ADHD, autism or Crohn's disease, you can request the support and facilities that are necessary to accommodate your individual needs.

     

     Find out how to apply for support

We are here for you

In line with the UM values of providing a healthy and safe environment, with personal development, support, diversity and inclusion, sustainability, mutual respect and integrity at its core, we want you to know that CES and the student guidance network across Maastricht University are here for you.