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Question: (Last edited: Monday, 29 June 2026, 11:10 AM)Health:Where can I get help for mental health problems? | ||||
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| Answer: Taking care of your mental health is an important part of your studies and daily life. If you are feeling overwhelmed, stressed, or need someone to talk to, support is available — both within Wittenborg and externally.
Support at Wittenborg (Start Here) Student Counsellor: Rens Platteel-de Clercq Email: rens@platteel.nl Phone: 06-45268720 - Free and confidential support for registered Wittenborg students - Topics include stress, motivation, study pressure, loneliness, relationships, integration into Dutch society, and personal circumstances - The counsellor does not provide medical treatment but can guide and refer you to appropriate services
Immediate Help (24/7) Phone: 113 or 0800-0113 Chat support available (English supported)
The Listen Line (De Luisterlijn) Phone: 088-0767 000 Chat available daily between 10:00 and 22:00 Confidential and anonymous support is available at any time Talk to Someone (Free and Anonymous)
- Walk-in or online chat, no appointment needed - Trained peer listeners and mental health professionals available
Phone: 0900-1450 WhatsApp: 0613863803 Chat and email support available
Medical Help General Practitioner (GP / Huisarts) The GP is the first point of contact for mental health concerns and can provide treatment or refer you to specialists
Health Insurance (AON International Student Insurance) Check your coverage for mental health services here.
Key MessageReaching out is a strong first step. Support is available, and you do not have to deal with mental health challenges on your own. | ||||