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Feeling stuck? Talk it through with a psychologist or educational psychologist

Studenten

Are you feeling overwhelmed or is something troubling you? You’re not on your own. Talk to a psychologist or educational psychologist for free and in complete confidence.
Together, you’ll find what works for you. It’s easy to book your first appointment.

Would you like to make an appointment with a psychologist or a educational psychologist?

You’ll start with an introductory consultation. During this consultation, we’ll discuss your needs and work together to identify the steps best suited to your situation. This could involve a number of sessions with a psychologist or educational psychologist, or a referral to more specialised support outside UCLL.

You can choose between an online consultation via Teams, a face-to-face consultation on campus, or a walking appointment.    

Maak kennis met ons team en maak meteen je afspraak

Psycholoog

Are you unsure whether to see a psychologist or a educational psychologist?

  • Do you think you can’t afford it? 
    You are entitled to 10 free sessions with a psychologist or educational psychologist.
  • Not sure where to go? 
    See the overview above.
  • Do you feel ashamed? 
    You’re not alone – lots of students take this step.
  • Do you have a busy schedule? 
    Appointments can also take place online. 
  • Are you unsure whether it helps? 
    A conversation can help you gain clarity and find your way.
  • Any more questions? 

    Find out our answers to frequently asked questions.

Need someone to listen to you right now?

Contact your own GP for support. Or call 1733 to speak to a GP on call.

You can contact Tele-onthaal anonymously with any questions or problems you may have. 
They are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on 106. At certain times, you can also chat with them.

The Suicide Helpline is also available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on 1813. You can also chat with them at certain times.

In the event of an acute crisis: call the emergency number 112 or go to the A&E department of your nearest hospital.

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Last updated: 25/09/2026 - 12:04