KMUTNB recognises that the mental health and well-being of its staff members are essential for a productive, healthy and supportive workplace. The university commits to providing equitable access to mental health support services for all personnel, including academic staff, administrative staff and contracted workers. These services will include:

• Confidential counselling for stress, anxiety, depression and other mental health concerns.
• Awareness and prevention programmes, such as workshops on resilience, work-life balance and coping skills.
• Peer-support networks or staff-wellbeing groups that enable mutual support and early intervention.
• Access to professional mental health resources (referrals, assessments, therapy) through the University Health Service and partner organisations.

By implementing this policy, KMUTNB aims to foster a work environment that values psychological safety, supports staff in maintaining their mental health, and thereby enhances overall institutional effectiveness and staff satisfaction.

• KMUTNB Health Service Division
  The Health Service Division at King Mongkut’s University of Technology North Bangkok (KMUTNB) provides a range of health services for university personnel, including health care, health promotion, and health prevention programs. These services are designed to promote both physical and mental well-being among staff.
  Source: Health Service Division, KMUTNB Retrieved from: Health Service Division, KMUTNB 
• Faculty of Engineering – Mental Health Awareness Campaign
  The Faculty of Engineering launched a mental health awareness activity via the “Kmutnb Support Center,” encouraging staff to care for their mental health and engage in open communication with colleagues. This initiative reflects the university’s commitment to fostering a supportive and healthy workplace culture.
  Source: Faculty of Engineering, KMUTNB (Facebook Post)
• Internal Documentation – Staff Health Support
  Internal university documentation confirms that the Health Center provides consulting services for staff, including mental and physical health consultations, medication, first aid, and physical check-ups at the Staff Club Building.
  Source: Internal records, KMUTNB