Community Outreach Day Emotional well-being is a vital part of living a balanced and fulfilling life. Yet, many girls and women face challenges accessing the support they need. To help bridge this gap, we are hosting a Community Outreach Day on Saturday, June 27th, from 2 PM to 6 PM. This event is designed specifically for girls and women aged 14 and older who want to learn about emotional and mental well-being services, register, and receive a free comprehensive well-being s

As we approach the bank holiday weekend, many of us are excited to enjoy the lovely weather. While many of us will be out and about soaking up the sun, we must also acknowledge that some individuals may be locked away indoors suffering in silence. It’s essential to remember that support is available for those who may need it. We have compiled a list of mental health resources for anyone seeking assistance, not just during this holiday but as an ongoing support system for men

Welcome to our counselling room with TellwithSabrina CIC, where your healing journey begins. Our relaxing and private environment fosters trust and openness, allowing you to share your thoughts and feelings freely. Each session is conducted with professionalism, ensuring your experiences remain confidential. Prioritise Yourself: Embark on a Personal Healing Journey We invite young women aged 16-25 to join our complimentary "Girl Glow" Program and women25 and above to join our

Holistic Mental Well-being Support!

Holistic Mental Well-being Support!

A heartfelt thank you to The National Lottery Community Fund for awarding us a grant to continue support for our Girl Glow and Women1st projects supporting women with mental and emotional well-being! 💖 We are happy to announce that our project “Girl Glow”will provide invaluable support through counselling, group sessions & wellbeing activities to young women aged 16-25 and Women1st to women aged 25+ helping them thrive and connect with a community focused on holistic well-be

Recognising the signs of distress that may lead to suicidal ideation is crucial. Here’s a guide focused on the UK context: Signs of Distress Leading to Suicidal Ideation 1. Emotional Signs: Persistent sadness, hopelessness, mood swings, and feelings of worthlessness. 2. Behavioural Changes: Withdrawal from social activities, changes in eating/sleeping patterns, and substance abuse. 3. Verbal Cues: Talk of feeling trapped, being a burden, or expressing thoughts of self-harm. 4