Useful Contacts
The Welfare Team
Please don't suffer in silence - the welfare team is a brilliant port of call especially if you're not sure where to go for help. Also, bullying and workplace discrimination is an unacceptable occurrence, one which Galenicals take very seriously. If you ever experience hostility or abuse as a result of your race, gender, sexuality or appearance, please do flag it up and we can highlight the issue (anonymously if you wish).
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Bristol/Faculty Health Services
It is a well-known fact that doctors are one of the most likely groups of people to get ill, due to their hesitancy in recognising the problem and getting the appropriate treatment. It's worth registering with the Student Health Service in year 1 as they are familiar with student problems! The faculty also has a friendly team available to assist you through medical school.
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Crisis & Emergency - CALL 999
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Faculty Contacts
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Student advisors​​
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Claire Moszoro, Tel 0117 3311 557
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Amy Wilkinson-Tough, Tel 0117 3311 541
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Email:
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Academic support - these professors are available for academic and welfare issues, you can book an appointment with them through your year administrative lead
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David Morgan (year 1-2)​
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Nicola Taylor (year 3-5)
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Student Health Service
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Tel: 0117 330 2720
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Address: Hampton House Health Centre, St Michael’s Hill, Cotham, Bristol BS6 6AU
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Bristol Mental Health Crisis Team
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Tel 0300 555 0334 (Line is open 24/7)
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Student Counselling
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Tel: 0117 394 0123
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External links
Emotional Support
Nightline
Sexual Health
Bristol Sexual Health, Central Health Clinic, Bristol,
Appointments: Tel. 0117 342 6900.
For advice phone: 0117 342 6944
Sexuality
- Bristol SU LGBT society
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Pridewest -
Gay & Lesbian Assocation of Doctors & Dentists (GLADD) -
LGBT Switchboard, Tel: 0300 330 0630 (open 10am -11pm)
Drugs & Alcohol
A test to find out if you have a problem with alcohol:
Tel: 0117 987 1500
Self Harm
Nightline - someone to listen:
Tel: 0117 9 266 266
Papyrus - supporting those who have thoughts of suicide or harming themselve
Tel: 0800 068 41 41
For more information: