Mental health support in Warwickshire

Wellbeing for Warwickshire

Mental Health Wellbeing Line, one-to-one sessions, drop-in hubs, digital counselling and courses and workshops

Crisis support every evening in-person at venues across the region or via phone, text email or video chat.

Support for children, young people and adults who have neurodiverse needs and families and professionals.

Advice, information and therapy for people feeling stressed, anxious, low in mood or depressed.

Free course for those who want to understand and feel more empowered about mental health and wellbeing.

Early mental health and wellbeing support for children, young people and their families across Warwickshire.

Working with children, adopters and professionals through creative play, counselling and wellbeing support.

Working with young people aged 16.5–25, transitioning between children and adult mental health services.

Culturally appropriate wellbeing support for young Black men within community spaces and education settings.

Up to five face-to-face sessions within GP practices for adults struggling with their mental health.

Providing groups, active monitoring and mentoring for children and young people living in Warwick.

Providing a designated keyworker to young people (and families) diagnosed with autism or a learning disability.

Building young people’s resilience and equipping them with the skills to maintain good mental wellbeing.