We are pleased to announce a partnership with the team at Mind in Haringey to offer families counselling sessions.
The Counselling Service at Mind in Haringey works with individuals to support challenges and obstacles that they are facing which can be connected to a range of issues. For parents and family members who are involved with the care taking and/or parenting of a child or children with disabilities, the counselling provided can help to explore, engage with and soothe an array of emotions arising from the pressures of your role.
They have a variety of counsellors who work across a range of modalities to suit the clients they work with. Time is taken to match clients to the most suitable counsellor based on the outcome of both the referral into the service and a subsequent assessment appointment.
How can Counselling help?
This service is available to anyone seeking an opportunity to talk about problems or difficulties that they are experiencing in their lives. People seek counselling for a variety of reasons such as, but not limited to;
- depression
- anxiety
- stress
- panic
- exploring relationships with others
- bereavement and significant loss
- past experiences that may be affecting you in the present
- isolation or loneliness
- sense of hopelessness
- loss of purpose or direction, and not achieving potential.
How do I book a Counselling Session?
Email counselling@mih.org.uk
Or, for further information and enquiries, please visit www.mindinharingey.org.uk
How much is a Counselling Session?
- £15 assessment fee to access daytime sessions. No assessment fee to access evening and Saturday sessions.
- From £15 to £35 per session during the daytime. Please note that these sessions are costed on a sliding scale, and proof of income will be required
- £50 per session during the evening or on a Saturday.
Haringey Wellbeing Network
The Haringey Wellbeing Network (HWN) is a mental health and wellbeing community support service for the London Borough of Haringey. The network is made up of three specialist mental health organisations and is the single point of entry for all community mental health support needs in Haringey.
The network aims to support the community by providing better access to a range of support services for adults living in Haringey. These are designed to help build resilience and reduce the onset of mental health problems by focusing on and helping individuals achieve positive outcomes in the following key areas:
- Mental Wellbeing
- Physical health
- Social networks
- Self-management
Click here to find out more and how to apply to the Haringey Wellbeing Network
Safe Haven Crisis Hub
Mind in Haringey has teamed up with Clarendon Recovery College and Barnet Enfield Haringey Mental Health Trust to create Safe Haven: a mental health crisis support hub.
- The Safe Haven will provide short-term intervention to support individuals who are vulnerable and isolated.
- The Safe Haven service delivers a non-medical intervention, working collaboratively with users to reduce the crisis and isolation; through enabling and supporting the user to develop safety/wellbeing crisis plans.
Click here to find out more and access services with Safe Haven Crisis Hub
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