Student Healthcare Centre
The Student Healthcare Centre is available for all students at Halmstad University. We are here for you during your full study period. Contact us with any questions regarding your health. We can also guide you to the right healthcare option for you. You can also visit studenthalsa.se for tips and advice.
Opening hours during the summer
The Student Healthcare Centre is closed from 11 June to 14 August. For healthcare advice and for information about the clinics to contact about particular needs, ask students to dial 1177 (open 24/7).
Students calling from a non-Swedish number can dial +46 771 11 77 00 for healthcare advice.
Talk to us about your health
To have a talk with us means that you get to talk about how you feel while we listen and give you support. Together, we go through your need for support and sort out your thoughts and feelings. We help you to see opportunities for change.
- The counselling sessions are made via meetings on campus, online video calls, walk & talk or over the phone.
- A counselling session is free of charge and last for approximately an hour.
- How many sessions you need depends on the situation.
- At booked councelling sessions, no journal is written.
- We have a duty of confidentiality.
- Please remember to bring your personal ID.
Book an appointment
Due to summer holidays, there are no appointments between 11 June to 14 August. We will offer appointments as usual again after this period.
Tips and self-help for the start of the school year can be found at studenthalsa.se.
Cancel an appointment
If you need to cancel your appointment, please send us an email via studenthalsan@hh.se.
Studenthalsa.se – a portal for student health
Studenthalsa.se is an additional support for you as a student, in addition to the help and support that you can get through the University's Student Healthcare Centre.
Studenthalsa.se is a government organised student portal for health care. It is a portal where students at the Swedish universities are able to get tips and advice and take part of different material on the theme health. It has information that is useful for international students in the form of lectures, guides to self help, rel life examples and exercises that help you feel better.
You can for example find information about mental health, student life, and various events you can participate in. The website covers everything from sexual health, nutrition and exercise to how to manage exam anxiety and stress.
At the Student Healthcare Centre you will meet Amanda Moberg, Health Counsellor, Helen Kniberg, Counsellor, Sara Hagehall, Health Counsellor and Morgan Ljungkvist, Health Counsellor.
Group work
Do you have conflicts in your group work? You can get support, both for you as an individual, a part of your group or for the whole group, through the tips on the student web.
Test your lifestyle
If you want help to understand and test your current health status, for example regarding alcohol, food, tobacco, stress and sleep, you can do so anonymously. All tests include helpful advice on how to improve your health in specific areas, based on your answers.
Quiet room (for mediation and prayer)
Halmstad University has a dedicated room for tranquility, serenity, meditation or prayer, for students to use.
Sick leave and reporting illness
If you get ill it is important that you are aware of what what actions to take. You must for example inform the University that you are on a sick leave.
Feel good during your studies
Tips and advice on how to feel good durng your studies.
Other healthcare
The Student Healthcare Centre focuses on things that relate to your studies and is a complement to other healthcare. If you have, or get, medicinal or physical problems you should turn to the genereal healthcare providers. Are you unsure of where to turn, the Student Healthcare Centre can help guide you.
Good-to-know information
- In an emergency, call 112.
- If you need a doctor, nurse, physiotherapist or other support you turn to the general healthcare providers or call 1177 National healthcare services via +46 771-11 77 00
- You can find information in English about how to seek heathcare on 1177 – seek heathcare
External link.
Get in contact
Contact the Student Healthcare Centre if you have questions or thoughts about your health, or need guidance on how to seek healthcare.
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