Wellbeing

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Empowering you to thrive

With the right support, at the right time.

Wellbeing is about having the right foundations in place – emotionally, socially, and practically – so you can navigate challenges and thrive during your time at Macquarie.

Student Wellbeing offers short-term support for issues that may be affecting your studies. While it's not a crisis service or a provider of long-term mental health care, the team can guide you to the right support when you need it.

Our staff have completed Ally training and are committed to providing inclusive, respectful support to all students. The team also includes staff that speak Mandarin and Cantonese, and free translation services are available on request.

Not sure what kind of support you need? Use the guide below to help identify your next step.

  • Risk of suicide, harm to others, or serious medical issue
  • Violent behaviour or incoherence

Emergency contacts

  • Sexual harassment, discrimination, bullying
  • Unsafe or intimidating behaviour

Student Reporting

  • Ongoing personal or academic stress
  • Family conflict, financial hardship
  • Social isolation, disengagement
  • Not coping, but no immediate risk

CARE Form Pathway

  • Short-term, serious, and unavoidable circumstances that have a clear impact on a specific assessment.

Apply for Special Consideration

(This is not a crisis or counselling service)

  • It’s outside of business hours and you’re not sure where to go for support.

Contact 1800 227 367

Wellbeing looks different for everyone because we all have different experiences, challenges, and ways of coping. That’s why we offer a range of tools, services, and support options – so you can find what works for you.

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Australian Hearing Hub
16 University Avenue
Macquarie University NSW 2109
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