Then you should know that Kongsberg Municipality has a similar offer:
Kongsberghjelpa provides various low-threshold services: Rapid mental health care, INTRO-course, Assisted self-help, Mestringssenteret, Friskliv, various courses and groups.
You may also make use of the Student helpline in the evenings (open 5 pm - 7 am).
Office: | The office is located in the same building as the bookstore, Brage Bok, in Kirkegata 6, but with a different entrance: Walk around the corner and enter the red door next to the mailboxes, then head to the second floor :) |
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Phone: | +47 31 00 84 44 |
Life presents both small and large challenges. Kristina is a psychologist, and is interested in what people can do and how they can live their lives to best utilise their potential and resources.
You can contact the advisor/coordinator for student relations by sending a message via the contact button or by stopping by the office. Find location and office hours on the contact card below.
At Campus Kongsberg you can meet Siri, who has her office in Brage Bok next to Krona.
Contact coordinator for student relationsOffice: | Siri has her private office inside Brage Bookstore. The office has entrance from Krona. |
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Phone: | +47 31 00 90 00 |
Siri is the coordinator for student relations in SSN's Department of Health Promotion and Prevention, and is based at the Kongsberg and Notodden campuses. Here she works to ensure that students have a good and meaningful student life. An important part of Siri's job is also to support student volunteering.
After 8 years at SSN, she is well acquainted with all of SSN's good programmes for students. Siri is also a student alongside her job and is taking a further education programme in public health and life skills
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?
On campus, you can meet an easily accessible counsellor/coordinator who you can talk to about these things and much more. In short, most things that concern you as a student - in your life outside your studies.
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!
If you have an urgent need for help, please call the emergency number 113, the emergency room 116 117 or your GP.
International students may use GP services in the host municipality. Read more about GP on Helsenorge.
International students can get an appointment with the GP in one of three ways:
By contacting a GP in the city and asking for an appointment.
By contact the municipality, who will help you to find a GP who can offer a consultation.
If urgent medical attention is required: Contact the emergency care unit (116 117) or call 113 if it is critical.
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 you will be charged the same amount as Norwegians pay for the same health service.
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.
Phone: +47 48 05 58 68 low threshold phone service (weekdays 09.00 am -11.00 am).
Phone: +47 32 72 58 50
Please note that you must have a referral from a GP, psychologist or private practitioner for appointments and treatment at DPS.
Website in Norwegian with a list of mental health services and courses in Kongsberg.
24-hour phone: 116 123
Have you had high health expenses during the recent months, such as expenses from doctor appointments, dentist or physiotherapist?
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