Psycho-social support

Your well-being and personal development are our top priority

Because your personal well-being is a key part of your success, EM Normandie offers a free and confidential support service designed to assist you throughout your studies.

Exam anxiety, financial issues, doubts or exhaustion: you have access to a helpline and support service to help you get through these times with greater peace of mind.

Support available to all students:

• Dedicated support staff to guide and assist you;
• A team of psychologists available free of charge and in complete confidence;
• Financial support measures to help fund your studies.

Our mission is to ensure that life’s ups and downs do not stand in the way of your personal development and academic success.

Special events focusing on wellbeing and prevention

Every year, the School organises a Wellbeing and Prevention Week across its campuses, designed as a time for reflection, sharing and raising awareness. Students can enjoy a variety of activities open to everyone: information stands, interactive workshops, health check-ups, sporting activities and social gatherings over balanced breakfasts, all designed to help you look after yourself in a warm and caring atmosphere.

These events provide an opportunity to discuss key issues such as mental health, the risks of substance use and sexual health openly, whilst fostering dialogue within the student community.

Partnerships with expert organisations

In partnership with Nightline Normandie and Nightline Paris, the School places the mental health and well-being of its students at the heart of its commitments. It provides an anonymous, free helpline available in the evenings and at night, whilst also organising awareness-raising initiatives to encourage open dialogue and look after everyone.

Phone calls or chat, every evening from 9 pm to 2.30 am

In partnership with Nautilia Oppelia, Addictions France and MILDECA (the Interministerial Mission for the Fight against Drugs and Addictive Behaviours), the School is developing prevention initiatives targeting risky behaviours, particularly those linked to the use of psychoactive substances, adopting a sensitive, non-judgemental approach centred on students’ needs.

The School also works with the Free Centres for Information, Testing and Diagnosis (CeGIDD), Family Planning and other local organisations to promote sexual health prevention, access to information and free, confidential testing on its campuses.

Throughout the year, these partnerships help to provide students with reliable resources, specialist support and opportunities for dialogue, enabling them to look after their health and well-being.