Uni teaches you what you need for your degree.

We help with some of the stuff you need for everything else.

Leaving school and entering university or adult life is a huge transition. 

New people. New expectations. Independence. Study. Relationships. Money. Pressure. Decisions. Comparison. Your future. And you're somehow supposed to know how to manage all of it. The Game Within: Uni gives young adults practical tools for navigating the stuff nobody really teaches you.

Overthinking • Pressure • Confidence • Relationships • Emotional regulation
• Independence • Motivation • Setbacks • Communication • Comparison • Uncertainty

Available through: 1:1 practical sessions and
The Game Within: Uni group programme

FOR UNIVERSITIES

Not every struggling student needs therapy.
But they may still need help.

There is a space between a student who is thriving and a student who requires clinical intervention.

The Game Within is designed to provide practical, early support within that space.

We help students develop greater awareness of their own patterns and practical capability around emotional regulation, pressure, communication, relationships, resilience, independence and navigating uncertainty.

Universities can work with The Game Within through:

  • Individual student referrals

  • Group programmes

  • Transition / first-year programmes

  • Pastoral-care partnerships

Where a student requires medical, psychological or specialist intervention, appropriate referral pathways remain essential.

START HERE

Not sure what you need?

That's okay. You don't need to choose a programme, diagnose the problem or know exactly who should come first. Tell us a little about what's happening. Our short Initial Check-In helps us understand what's going on and where the most useful starting point might be.

“The coaching helped me see past the surface and get to the root of problems.”

What clients are saying

“The coaching helped me see past the surface and get to the root of problems.”

Rebecca’s words resonate deeply because they come from a place of raw, trusted vulnerability.