Mental Health and Wellbeing
Find out more about the support available for students experiencing difficulties, including Student Support drop-in, self-help resources, and counselling.
If you would like to contact Enabling Services, please email enable@soton.ac.uk. To speak to a member of the team, call 02380 599 599 and press option 3.
If you are facing significant difficulties, please email firstsupport@soton.ac.uk. To speak to a member of the team, call 02380 599 599 and press option 2.
Disability Support
Support and services are provided for students with a wide range of disabilities and health conditions.
Dyslexia and Study Support
Support and services, such as study skills tutorials, are available for students with dyslexia and other specific learning difficulties. Full diagnostic assessments can also be arranged.
Additional Exam Recommendations
Looking to access additional exam recommendations? Click here for more information.
Postgraduate Support
Enabling Services supports all Postgraduate Taught (PGT) and Postgraduate Research (PGR) students. Click here for more information on support available to you.
Before you Start
Students who may need support while at the University of Southampton can find out more here about how to register with Enabling Services.
News and Events
Find out more about Enabling Services' upcoming events and regular news releases here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Looking for more information, or have a question that needs answering? Visit our most Frequently Asked Questions.
Online bookings:
Student Support Drop-in
If you have been unable to get an answer to your query then one of the team at our Student Support Drop-In may be able to help
SpLD Study Skills Drop-in
Book an online, 1:1 study skills appointment with a specialist practitioner (designed for students who may have a specific learning difficulty)
ATS Booking
Designed for students engaged in support from Enabling Services, the Assistive Technology (AT) Suite is the main area for assistive technology facilities in the University.
Clarkson Rest and Study Room Booking
The Clarkson Rest and Study room is a designated space for students with disabilities or long-term health conditions.
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