Office: | If you book an appointment via the website, it will automatically be digital at Rauland. If you want a physical conversation, you can make an agreement directly with Magnus. |
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Phone: | +47 31 00 84 44 |
Magnus is a psychologist and has experience from working with all age groups. He is particularly interested in sense of accomplishment and how this can contribute to well-being and quality of life. He is also passionate about how one can better ones good mental health.
Office: | Brita is physically present at campus Rauland every other Monday. You can find her in the office at Stubben. |
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Phone: | +47 31 00 84 44 |
Brita is a psychologist with extensive experience from both the specialist health service and the municipality. She is keen to help people recognise their own resources and opportunities, and that conversations can be a collaborative effort to find ways to improve mental health and quality of life. Brita is particularly interested in the field of clinical health psychology, which is about how mental and social conditions affect health and coping in everyday life. She works as a psychologist at the AIR rehabilitation centre in Rauland when she is not at SSN.
You can contact the advisor/coordinator for student relations by sending a message via the contact button or by stopping by the office. The advisor/coordinator is often out on campus on assignment, so you may encounter a closed door, but try again later.
Office: | Frøydis is in Rauland about once a month. Please contact her to arrange a physical meeting. |
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Phone: | 31 00 90 00 |
Frøydis works as a student relations counsellor in the Health Promotion and Prevention department. She is present on Campus Bø and occasionally she also appears on Campus Rauland. Here she works to ensure that students have a good and meaningful student life.
Frøydis has a background as a nurse and has a master's degree in health promotion. She has worked in the municipality for many years, both as a nurse, supervisor and public health coordinator.
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!
International students may use GP services in the host municipality. Read more about GP on Helsenorge.
How to get an appointment?
International students can get an appointment with the GP in one of three ways:
1. By contacting a GP in the city and asking for an appointment.
2. By contact the municipality of, who will help you to find a GP who can offer a consultation.
3. If urgent medical attention is required: Contact the emergency care unit (116 117) or call 113 if it is critical.
Students from EU/EEA countries or Switzerland:
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 they will be charged the same amount as Norwegians pay for the same health service.
Students from countries outside the EU/EEA:
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.
Vinje dental clinic is the public dental service and is located in the 1st floor of Vinje Health Centre, Åmot. 19 and 20 year olds who live in Telemark county get a 25% discount on public rates for treatment.
Phone: +47 35 07 24 80
Rauland Dental Office is a private dental practice in Rauland.
Phone: +47 35 07 33 05
🦠 You can get tested for sexually transmitted diseases at the Youth health centre in Vinje Municipality.
🍆 Free condoms are available at Stubben (after 21 August), or you can order free condoms yourself.
Do you need any other help?
Youth health clinic
At Åmot Health Clinic, everyone between 13 and 25 years of age can get counselling and contraception, pregnancy tests and emergency contraception, as well as tests for sexually transmitted diseases.
Opening hours: Monday at 15.00-16.00 (excluding school holidays)
Phone: +47 35 06 25 24. No appointments.
Outside of opening hours you can contact us on phone +47 906 53 031/917 19 034. The service is free of charge.
There are several public activities for a healthy lifestyle in the area. See schedule on the municipality's website. Student season tickets for weight room / group training in Raulandshallen costs NOK 275. Cards can be paid for by VIPPS (to 108935) and can be picked up at the service centre in the municipality of Åmot, or from the instructor.
Have you had high health expenses during the recent months, such as expenses from doctor appointments, dentist or physiotherapist?
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