Complaint about university counselling service
Can I complain about poor-quality, inappropriate or harmful university counselling?
Can I complain about poor-quality, inappropriate or harmful university counselling?
Can I claim compensation if promised university counselling, welfare support or an agreed support plan is not provided?
Who is responsible when university counselling or welfare support is provided by an outside company?
Does a university owe a duty of care when it knows a student is at risk of suicide or serious self-harm?
Must the university follow up if a student at known risk stops attending or misses welfare appointments?
What support should the university provide after a mental-health crisis, suicide attempt or psychiatric hospital admission?
What support should a university provide to students affected by another student’s suicide or sudden death?
What welfare and compassionate support should a university provide after a bereavement or traumatic event?
Can I access university counselling or welfare support outside term time or normal office hours?
Can distance-learning, part-time and commuter students access the same university counselling and welfare services?
What should happen to my mental-health support when I withdraw, graduate or otherwise become ineligible for university counselling?
Can I refuse medical treatment in the UK?
Can the NHS discharge an elderly patient without proper care in place?
Can I claim if a care home failed to prevent a fall or pressure sore?
Who is legally responsible if an agency nurse or locum doctor causes harm?
Can I switch NHS consultants or hospitals if I am unhappy with my care?
What rights do I have if the NHS loses my test results?
Can I claim compensation for a long NHS waiting list delay?
Can I complain if my operation is cancelled repeatedly by the NHS?
Can a pharmacy refuse to dispense my medication?