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Young people from time to time may need emotional support beyond that which is provided within the pastoral care systems in school. Also young people can find it helpful to talk to someone who is outside of their everyday school experience and this is when counselling can be beneficial. Counselling Read More
Phone: 028 7186 4785
Recovery College offers a range of free courses that are available for anyone with an interest in mental health and wellbeing including: service users, family members and staff. Creating and delivering courses together using the combined expertise of mental health professionals and peer trainers with real life experience, breaks down Read More
Phone: 028 9504 3059
The Recovery College offers everyone including those who have lived experience, carers, staff, volunteers and members of the general public the opportunity to learn from each other and to develop skills to manage their own recovery journey or to begin a new one. Northern Region Recovery College is for the Read More
Phone: 028 9441 3449
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Southern Trust Recovery College Mental health and wellness is recognised as an important and essential component of health and is fundamental to the ability to live and enjoy life. Unfortunately 1:5 people in Northern Ireland will experience some form of mental health problem in their lifetime. Recovery can be a Read More
Phone: 028 3756 1938
The SET Recovery College offers free educational courses about mental health and recovery which are designed to increase your knowledge and skills and promote self-management. Courses are available to anyone with an interest in mental health and wellbeing including: service users; family members and staff. Each course is co-produced and Read More
Phone: 028 90 413 872
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Mental Health Recovery Services in the Western Trust exist to support people with serious and enduring mental health problems in their personal journey towards recovery. The aim of the service is to meet the mental health care needs of service users by making the best of available resources to provide Read More
Phone: 028 8225 2079
i-CAMHS, is an important part of the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service. The i in i-CAMHS represents infants, whose emotional and mental health needs also need to be considered by any CAMHS service. i-CAMHS offers direct support to infants 0-3 years and their parents or carers. The project also Read More
Phone: 02838360680
This facility provides support to people who have difficulty living independently due to severe and enduring mental illness and related difficulties. The facility contains 12 individual self-contained flats providing transition for service users who require higher levels of support, rather than care, as they progress along their road to recovery Read More
Phone: 028 8283 5371
If you need to speak to someone urgently, please call Lifeline on 0808 808 8000, the Samaritans or attend your local Emergency Department The pilot Community Crisis Intervention Service (CCIS), is a community-led initiative, which responds to individuals who are observed to be in distress and potentially vulnerable, and who Read More
Phone: 028 7126 2300
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Phoenix Youth supports children and young people who have experienced physical, emotional, or sexual abuse in the Northern Health & Social Care Trust Area. This project offers creative arts therapy and talk therapy to children and young people aged 8-20 to help them recover from physical, emotional, or sexual abuse. Read More
Phone: 028 9024 3133






