Reminder: Student Psychological Services Are Available at VGTU

October 3, 2018

New academic year, new beginning, new friends and challenges can result in joy, curiosity and other pleasant feelings. But it’s not a secret that new experience and changes can also cause stress, anxiety, uncertainty and loneliness. These are natural and understandable human reactions. Therefore, if, in times of emotional turmoil, you find it harder to focus, have trouble sleeping well, have difficulties in communicating, feel physical pain, have depressing thoughts, it is vital to take care of yourself and get some assistance.

Vilnius Gediminas Technical University (VGTU) offers Student Psychological Services for its students. Feel free to contact the University’s psychologist for confidential and free of charge consultation. 

Contact the psychologist via email ginte.gudzeviciute@vgtu.lt or on Facebook facebook.com/VGTUpsichologeGinte 

Student Psychological Services are provided in room 103, SRK-I, Saulėtekis av. 11.

Psychological services are confidential and free of charge.

If you are not sure whether to contact the psychologist or you would like to learn more about the psychological assistance just write an email to ginte.gudzeviciute@vgtu.lt

Student Psychological Services are also available in English.
 

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