I use the local mental health team for support at uni at the moment, mainly because they're just more specialised than the uni's support services. But our uni has an eating disorder team and a counselling service who are all very good, and the GPs are very good too.
And like Jetforce says, disability services tend to be very helpful - it means that if you're struggling you might be able to get extra time, separate rooms, extensions, concessions, or just some support to help you work.
Do you have a personal tutor or someone you can speak to?
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