Mental Helse Helpline is a free and 24/7 telephone service. You can remain anonymous, and the service is confidential. Read more about Mental Helse Helpline
Phone number: 116 123 or +47 911 16 123
Office: | Room: C224 |
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Phone: | +47 31 00 84 44 |
Katarina has a master’s degree in psychology. She has broad experience in both counselling and talk therapy on issues related to mental and physical health. Katarina is especially interested in how transitional challenges and adversities in life shape us as adults, and the impact our relationship to ourselves and others have on our quality of life.
You can contact the advisor/coordinator for student relations by sending a message via the contact button.
Office: | Room C225 |
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Phone: | +47 31 00 90 00 |
Andrea Emilie is a student relations counsellor in the Department of Health Promotion and Prevention, and sports consultant for the sports department at SSN campus Hønefoss. You can find her around campus or in her office in the hallway next to the fitness centre and gym.
She is committed to providing good service and ensuring that students thrive and experience mastery and meaning in their everyday lives! Andrea Emilie has a bachelor's degree in sports science, has worked voluntarily as a tour leader for DNT (The Norwegian Tourist Association) and is a final year student studying to become a social worker. She has previously worked as a personal trainer and group instructor and has extensive experience from the care and service industry.
Do you have any questions? Do you need someone to talk to about small or big things in life? Do you need help finding an association or something else to join? Is there something going on in the flat share you live in?
If you are already involved in student volunteering, you can also get help and support with student association work. If you want to get in touch with the associations on your campus, the student relations advisor/coordinator is also the person to talk to!
International students may use GP services in the host municipality. Read more about GP on Helsenorge.
How to get an appointment?
International students can get an appointment with the GP in one of three ways:
1. By contacting a GP in the city and asking for an appointment.
2. By contact the municipality of, who will help you to find a GP who can offer a consultation.
3. If urgent medical attention is required: Contact the emergency care unit (116 117) or call 113 if it is critical.
Students from EU/EEA countries or Switzerland:
Students from an EU/EEA country or Switzerland are entitled to necessary medical attention at treatment locations associated with the public health service. Upon presentation of a European Health Insurance Card they will be charged the same amount as Norwegians pay for the same health service.
Students from countries outside the EU/EEA:
Students from countries outside the EU/EEA are not entitled to coverage for costs of medical treatment from the Norwegian National Insurance scheme and are not entitled to get their medical expences compensated. Students in this category must pay the excess/fee when using GP services in accordance with the standard tariff for patients not covered by the National Insurance scheme for each appointment/consultation.
Additional services such as taking blood samples or other medical procedures/tests are not included in this example. Students from outside the EU/EEA must pay the full cost of GP visits and seek a refund from their private travel insurance policy.
Students can come to the Youth Health Station to get tested for sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
The Youth Health Station Ringerike offers both drop-in hours and appointments. Drop-in is recommended if you only need testing. You will receive a self-test kit and only need to fill out a form with information before taking the test on your own. HFU will contact you if the test is positive and you need treatment. You will receive treatment and follow-up at the Youth Health Station.
Youth Health Station on Facebook.
🍆 Free condoms can be picked up on campus (in building B) or you can order free condoms yourself.
Free Youth health center in Hønefoss
Ringerike Municipality offers free Youth health center for young people between 13-23 years. This is for young people whether living in the municipality or staying temporarily. Student at USN are welcome to use the service.
Read more about the service and opening hours here
Address:
Søndre Torg 7B, follow the signs to the youth health center.
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Urgent Medical Health care
Offers treatment for mild to moderate anxiety, depression, early-stage alcohol or substance use issues, and sleep problems. You can get help without a referral from your doctor, and without a long wait. The service is free of charge.
Phone: +47 900 28 688
Phone hours: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
E-mail: [email protected]
Department of Mental Health and Substance Use, Ringerike Municipality
They offer follow-up, guidance, and counseling related to mental health challenges and substance use issues.
Services include, among other things, a free cannabis cessation program.
Phone - Addiction support team (Rusteam): +47 409 24 471/ +47 409 09 704.
Hønefoss District Psychiatric Centre (DPS)
Part of the specialist mental health services. Responsible for the assessment and treatment of moderate to severe mental health disorders. Requires a referral from a general practitioner (GP), psychologist, or specialist.
Phone: +47 32 11 65 00
Read more about the services and offers at Ringerike Municipality´s own website.
Mental Health Helpline
24 Hours phone: 116 123 or +47 911 16 123
The University of South-Eastern Norway (USN), The Student Welfare Organisation in South-Eastern Norway (SSN) and the student organizations collaborate with and support Fontenehuset's initiatives to prevent and help students out of isolation and mental health problems. The goal is for students to succeed in completing their studies, experience increased mastery, greater social participation and improved quality of life. Here are some of the services they offer:
Support for returning to work or education – Fontenehuset offers guidance and encouragement to help you take the next step.
Dedicated study spaces – Quiet study areas are available at Fontenehuset’s Work & Study Centre for students who become members.
Read more about Fontentehuset (content in Norwegian only)
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