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The Living Room is a place to access peer support and guidance around mental challenges and wellbeing when you need it.
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The Living Room
Supporting your wellbeing at ECU
University life comes with its challenges – academic pressures, personal struggles, navigating the journey of being a student. If you're feeling under pressure, The Living Room is here to help.
We provide support and connect you with the right resources, whether you're stressed about your studies, facing difficulties at home, or unsure how to tackle obstacles in your way.
Our trained Peer Support Advisors (PSAs) are fellow students who understand what you're going through. They're here to listen, guide, and help you find practical solutions.
Drop in for a friendly chat, get recommendations for support services and explore strategies to help you move forward – all in a safe, welcoming environment.
Where to Find Us:
Opening Hours: Monday to Friday, 10.00 AM - 3.00 PM
- Joondalup: Building 6 (in the Wellbeing Precinct, alongside the ECU Health Service & Psychological Counselling Support)
- Mount Lawley: Building 12
Need help after hours?
Contact our Out of Hours Crisis Line by calling 1300 583 032 or texting 0488 884 232
This phone support service operates from 4.30pm to 8.30am on weekdays, and 24 hours on weekends, providing students with mental health and well-being support. The service is intended to help callers find immediate relief from emotional distress, safely manage any immediate threats to life or safety, open pathways for longer-term solutions and focus specific next steps for the caller to take.