Mental Wealth
The Trust was set up in 1997 in memory of Charlie Waller, a young man who took his own life whilst suffering from depression. Shortly after his death, his family founded the Trust in order to educate young people on the importance of staying mentally well and how to do so. The Trust aims to: Equip
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Over 20 years on we continue to provide a highly respected counselling and training service from our home at the Fletcher Centre. We have also introduced a supervision service providing professional support to those involved in pastoral and helping work and clinical supervision to counselling practitioners. Inspire is a Christian initiative dedicated to providing a caring and confidential counselling service;
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MTCIC is a social enterprise, a not for profit, organisation. Our interest is in mental health and wellbeing. The company’s activities provide benefit to people within East Anglia needing low cost psychological therapies to improve their mental well-being. The company also provides opportunities for therapists to achieve professional accreditation. To meet these aims we offer a wide range of
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PODS was set up by Carolyn Spring in 2009-2010. Carolyn developed dissociative identity disorder as a result of extreme childhood abuse and you can read more about her here. The very original focus of PODS was to support partners of dissociative survivors (the original meaning of the acronym PODS) but we soon realised that we were being
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Ending domestic abuse, for good. We believe that domestic abuse can be stopped. Stopped before it starts. Stopped before it ruins lives. Every year, over two million people in the UK experience domestic abuse. Not one of them should have to wait until they’re in crisis before we pay attention. And why do we
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Our Approach to Mental Health All of us have mental health, just as we have physical health. We are all on the mental health continuum – and we move up and down it depending on how we cope with the challenges of life and the stresses that it creates. Suffolk Mind works across the continuum,
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