Please contact us for free Therapy and Life Coaching sessions by BACP-approved Counsellors and Oxford University Qualified Life Coach.
Sessions for now will be via online video service due to the Covid-19 restrictions but its safe and non-invasive.
Register now. Spaces are limited!
We are a women’s charitable company, working with Black, Asian, African, Caribbean, Hispanic Ethnic Minority women in Oxford and Oxfordshire: who have been through Domestic Abuse, trauma or Covid related grief, providing free online counselling and coaching services.
Rehab 4 Addiction is a free helpline run by people who’ve beaten drug and alcohol rehab themselves.
Rehab 4 Addiction works closely with rehabilitation centres and outpatient clinics throughout the United Kingdom and the admissions team match a patients’ addiction with an appropriately placed rehabilitation centre.
Care2Talk offers support to female and male victims of domestic violence.
Care2Talk have been running a Change Behaviour Programme and Partner Support Service in Uxbridge since 2011 and in Feltham since 2014.
We are a non-funded community service offering support to men, women and children in the community.
We currently offer the following services:
- A Change Behaviour (Domestic Violence Intervention) programme for men and women who use/have used Domestic Violence/abuse in their intimate partner relationships.
- A Nationwide Change Behaviour Programme for women who use Intimate Partner Violence/ Abuse.
- A partner support service for men and women who are attending the programme
- A Counselling Service for women and men who have suffered from or who are suffering from Domestic Violence/Abuse
- 10 week You & Me, Mum programme for mothers who are living with or have lived with domestic violence/abuse. AND support for their children.
- A general low cost Counselling service for anyone needing counselling and support.
- Mindfulness programme and sessions.
Hello and welcome to the Domestic Violence Counselling Service at the University of Salford. We are a specialist counselling service working with people who are currently safe, but continue to feel the emotional pain of their abusive experiences.
We welcome people into the service irrespective of, for example, gender, race or sexuality. You can see more about our client requirements here. We believe that domestic abuse is about power and control, with abusers using whatever works best when trying to control their partner. This may be physical violence, but it can also be emotional, psychological, financial and sexual abuse. Every relationship is different and it is important that we work with your own experience and how it affected you.
A not-for-profit Community Interest Company providing Youth Services, Youth Clubs, Workshops, mentoring and group work for young people.
We also have a day time alternative provision for secondary school age, who need support with SEMH.
Galop works directly with thousands of LGBT+ people who have experienced abuse and violence every year. We specialise in supporting victims and survivors of domestic abuse, sexual violence, hate crime, and other forms of abuse including honour-based abuse, forced marriage, and so-called conversion therapies. We are a service run by LGBT+ people, for LGBT+ people, and the needs of our community are at the centre of what we do.
This guide features what children do online, the threat of online strangers and how to ensure a healthy balance between Internet use, your children’s online privacy, digital security, and more on online safety to mention.
Options counselling service provides individuals aged 18 and over who need counselling support for any number of issues from life changing decisions to the smallest, seemingly insignificant aspects of everyday life which can leave someone feeling confused, depressed and unhappy.
Our counsellors are qualified and experienced professionals who provide confidential one to one counselling using a range of approaches, including use of CBT techniques, for a wide variety of issues including Depression, Stress & Anxiety, Relationships, Loss and Bereavement, Addictions, Eating Disorders, Gambling and many more.
We offer FREE gambling Support and Counselling to anyone concerned about their own or someone else’s Gambling.
This can include:
a) People who are finding their Gambling is becoming problematic & getting out of control
b) Partners
c) Family members
d) Business partners/ work colleagues and anyone who is affected by the Gambler
Unfortunately, the Mental Wealth Academy is now permanently closed to referrals. In November 2022 we were notified that there was no guarantee of funding beyond the end of March 2023; this has now been confirmed as a final decision.
The partnership of Response, SOFEA, Ark-T, Oxfordshire Mind, Oxfordshire Youth, BYHP and The Abingdon Bridge have collectively decided to wind down the service. Clients who are currently being supported by MWA workers will continue to be seen until the end of March. The service will not be open to new referrals.
The partnership will continue to explore future options for this service as we know it leave a gap of support for people aged 16 to 25. However, at the moment we need to take this tough decision to finally close the service.
With the MWA closed we would signpost to the below service for support:
Dial 111 if you need medical help quickly, but it’s not an immediate risk, or if it is out-of-hours for your General Practitioner (GP) surgery.
Contact your GP if you are experiencing mental health problems and are not known to local mental health services.
Access free mental health support today, via the Oxfordshire Mind Information Service. All 16+ year olds can access an Options Session with a Wellbeing Worker. Following this, you can access Oxfordshire Mind’s services which include Peer Support Groups, Short Courses, other services, and signposting.
