All Mental Health Related

All Mental Health Related

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Eating Disorders NI Helpline

Opening Times: 24 hour Eating disorders are serious and complex mental health conditions that can have severe physical and psychological symptoms. EDANI is a dedicated support group for anyone living with or worried about an eating disorder. Our services are available across Northern Ireland. Recovery from an eating disorder is Read More

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Aware Support Group (Newtownards)

Group meets weekly every Wednesday evening at 7.00 pm Living with depression, anxiety or bipolar can be very isolating. AWARE’s support groups provide an opportunity to meet others going through similar experiences as you. This peer-led support can help you understand your illness, allow you to speak freely about how Read More

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SANDS Helpline

Sands Northern Ireland is part of Sands, the stillbirth and neonatal death charity. Sands operates throughout the UK, supporting anyone affected by the death of a baby, working to improve the care bereaved parents receive, and promoting research and working closely with many different organisations to reduce the loss of Read More

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Barnardo’s Child Bereavement Service – Helpline

Barnardo’s Child Bereavement Service Helpline is accessible on 028 9066 8333 to give advice to anyone concerned about a bereaved child or young person. The helpline is available, Mondays/Tuesdays 10am-1pm and Fridays 10am-12.30pm. Read More

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Mindwise Mums Wellness Project – Enniskillen

Early Intervention Family support Family Wellness Project: Covers  Fermanagh and Omagh area The Family Wellness Project is an early intervention project for children ages 5 -12 years of age who are experiencing emotional health and well-being difficulties and their families at early intervention. The project supports children and their families Read More

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The Laurence Trust (Belfast)

The Laurence Trust is a local charity, based in Northern Ireland which provides support to men living with Eating Disorders and their families. We do this by: providing up-to-date information and links to support; running a dedicated helpline; advancing awareness of eating disorders through educating the general public; and promoting Read More

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The Carer Support Service

Older People/Mental Health (Belfast) – Belfast Trust Read More

Community Addiction Service (Downpatrick) – South Eastern Trust

The Addictions Service provides a range of accessible, high quality and individual services for adults (aged 18+) residing in the South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust area, who are dependent on alcohol and/or other drugs. The Community Addictions Service objectives are as follows: To provide a comprehensive assessment of Read More

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Self Harm Intervention Programme (SHIP) – South Eastern and Southern Trust Areas

Self Harm Intervention Programme (SHIP) is a service offered by qualified counsellors that helps young people who self-harm to deal with the issues that are causing distress. It teaches young people new ways of coping with problems. It is for young people who self- harm aged 11-18 years and their Read More

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Self Harm Intervention Programme (SHIP) – Western Trust Area

Self Harm Intervention Programme (SHIP) is a service offered by qualified counsellors that helps young people who self-harm to deal with the issues that are causing distress. It teaches young people new ways of coping with problems. It is for young people who self- harm aged 11-18 years and their Read More