How you can provide feedback on our service

Evaluation

We welcome feedback from students who use our service.  Each student will be sent an electronic evaluation on completion of their sessions with a practitioner. If you would like to provide feedback at another time, please speak to the person you are receiving support from, or a member of the reception team.

Complaints

If you are dissatisfied with the service you have received, a good first step is to talk directly to the person with whom you have a complaint.  This is often the easiest and more effective way to put things right. It may be that an open discussion will resolve the matter there and then.

If talking to directly to the person does not resolve the matter or does not feel possible or appropriate in the first instance, you can raise the issue with Christopher Haylock, Head of Service.

However, where the matter is serious or where you remain dissatisfied, you can raise a complaint with the central University.  Complaints need to be raised in a timely way and within 28 days to ensure an effective remedy can be put in place.​

We work to the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists (BACP) Ethical Framework. Students can also make a complaint directly to BACP.