Of course we want everyone to be in a good mood.
Therefore, if you’re having a hard time with something and you’d like to talk about it, you can email our counselors at vertrouwenspersoon@uhsv-anteros.nl. Think of problems surrounding your sexuality or anything else personal. Everything you discuss with our counselors is confidential. You can also contact our counselors anonymously using a fake (anonymous) email address. Nobody will ask you for personal details if you don’t want to share them.
Our counselors are available to both Anterians and people who are not a member!
Our counselors this year (2022-2023) are Gerco Korteweg, Sophie van Donselaar en Erin Lejeune. They’ll be available for you all year and will try to support you as best as they can!
Do you feel like a conversation with a counselor isn’t enough? Via them or via the board you can find more sources to get help. vertrouwenspersoon@uhsv-anteros.nl or bestuur@uhsv-anteros.nl. More sources can be found at the bottom of the page.
Get to know our counselors

Erin Lejeune
Suicide Prevention
Do you need help immediately? The Dutch prevention line is available by chat on www.113.nl/chatten or call them at 0900-0113. 113 Suicide Prevention is the national Dutch suicide prevention centre, which employs psychologists, psychiatrists and a large group of fully trained volunteers who provide round-the-clock confidential support through chats and phone calls. Do not hesitate to call this number (0900 – 0113) if you or somebody you know is contemplating suicide, or is feeling desperate. Help is available in English and Dutch.
Mental health crises
Or call: 030 230 8850
Click on the call button to call the crisis service (Utrecht city) directly if you or someone else is in a mental emergency situation.
You can also call your GP or (outside working hours) a GP post. They will then advise you what is best in your situation.
Unlike the emergency number 113, when you contact the crisis line, you call a small team of staff (consisting of a psychiatrist, psychologist and, e.g., a SPV’er).
Mental Health Support & Self-Help
The British mental health charity Mind is an excellent source of further information about mental wellbeing, as well as offering all kinds of specific advice and self-help resources.
The Dutch organization PsyQ offers a range of mental healthcare support to Dutch and international students.
GGZ Nederland (Dutch Association of Mental Health and Addiction Care) is the sector organisation of specialist mental health and addiction care providers in the Netherlands.