We want everyone struggling to get help as early as possible. Self-help is a good place to start if you're unsure whether what you're struggling with requires contact with the health service or not.
You decide when and how much time you want to set aside to work on yourself. Like all change work, self-help also requires an effort over time to experience improvements. Self-help is also used to get the most out of the treatments we offer.
Assisted Self-Help (in norwegian)
Mastery and mapping tools that help with common mental health challenges. Students get free access to the tool by contacting Sammen.
Bergen: 55 96 88 44 Sogndal og Førde: student@sammen.no Haugesund & Stord: thomas.mikkelsen@hvl.no
Psyken (Helse Bergen) (in norwegian)
"EMeistring" / Electronic Coping Tool (in norwegian)
Free digital treatment for panic disorders, social anxiety or depression for adults. Students in Bergen, Førde, Haugesund and Stord do not need a referral to access the treatment offer.
A team of psychologists, counselors, and students associated with the student welfare organizations in Norway has developed self-help apps that help with student-related challenges.
Lur - sleep better
Mot - feel confident
Helps you feel more free and confident when you're social.
How to download the app
1. Download "Attention Skills"
2. Write "student" in the field that appears in the app
3. Register with your email and password
Skjerpa - better your study habits
Helps you with your study habits, concentration and focus.
How to download the app
1. Download "Attention Skills"
2. Write "student" in the field that appears in the app
3. Register with your email and password
You can book a video meeting with professionals for more information and guidance on the various digital self-help tools available.
Studentsamskipnaden på Vestlandet