Student mental health has its own unique aspects that are not always understood or represented in the wider conversation on mental health. There are many challenges and changes faced by young people when attending university, including moving away from home and living independently for the first time, the pressure of succeeding academically while adapting to new surroundings, faces, and spaces, as well as becoming more financially independent and often undertaking a part time

Myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME), also known as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) is a complex, chronic medical condition that we still don’t fully understand and whose sufferers often face stigma and disbelief [1]. A timely and accurate diagnosis is desirable but there is currently no diagnostic test. All the following symptoms must be present to suspect ME/CFS: · Debilitating fatigue · Delayed and disproportionate fatigue after exercise with a prolonged recovery ti