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Wellbeing Collection

Books, apps, videos, music, & more

Welcome

Welcome to the Wellbeing Collection

University life can be challenging, even at the best of times. Here in the Library, we believe that looking after your physical and emotional health is just as important as your studies. We are committed to supporting positive mental health and wellbeing, and believe that the key to wellbeing is the care and balance of different aspects of our lives.

With this holistic view of health in mind, we have curated a collection of books and other resources to support the different areas of your wellbeing. We’ve gathered together these resources in the hope that they help you feel happy, healthy and comfortable at Edinburgh Napier.

Our collection covers a range of topics and includes guided self-help approaches to supporting mental health, personal development and achievement. You'll find stories of resilience and recovery, discussions of family matters, and practical tools to help with the everyday realities of University life, such as finance and exam stress.

Your Suggestions

Please contact us on library@napier.ac.uk if you would like to make a suggestion for the Wellbeing Collection. We can’t guarantee to purchase every suggestion, but we will carefully consider each one.

More Support and Information

Available Support

Togetherall: 24hrs free, anonymous, online support.

SilverCloud: Online wellbeing programmes.

Breathing Space: 0800 83 85 8 Mon-Thurs 6pm-2am, Fri-Sun 24hrs, free, confidential, phone and webchat service for anyone in Scotland over the age of 16.

Useful Contacts

Edinburgh Napier University Counselling and Mental Wellbeing Team, Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, 
0131 455 2459, counselling@napier.ac.uk

Edinburgh Napier University Disability and Inclusion Team, Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
disabilityandinclusion@napier.ac.uk

More Information

Students:

Wellbeing (napier.ac.uk)
Wellbeing Support and Inclusion (napier.ac.uk)

Staff:

Health and Wellbeing (napier.ac.uk)
Mental Health and Wellbeing (napier.ac.uk)