Counselling
Counselling can help a wide range of problems including:
- Trauma
- Stress
- Depression
- Eating disorders
- Relationship issues
All that takes place between the counsellor and client is treated with respect, discretion and in confidence.
Many counsellors are members of the British Association for Counselling. The association aims to:
- Promote the understanding and awareness of counselling throughout society
- Increase the availability of trained and supervised counsellors
- Maintain and raise standards of training and practice
- Provide support for counsellors and those using counsellor skills
- Provide opportunities for their continual professional development
- Respond to requests for information and advice on matters related to counselling
- Represent counselling at national and international levels
Counselling In Education
Counselling in Education is an organisation for anyone involved in any aspect of education:
- Teachers and lecturers
- Educational support workers
- Youth and community workers
- Advisors, administrators and inspectors
- Educational psychologists
Referrals
Below is a list of counselling services available for free across Liverpool, you can self refer or speak to one of our clinicians who will be able to refer you.
Talk Liverpool - Offers psychological therapies to adults in Liverpool who are feeling depressed or anxious.
https://www.talkliverpool.nhs.uk/
0151 228 2300
(Mon to Fri 8am – 6pm)
talkliverpool@merseycare.nhs.uk
Rasa Merseyside - RASA are a professional counselling and support service that exists solely to improve the mental and physical well-being of individuals impacted by sexual violence at some point in their lives
https://www.rasamerseyside.org/
Helpline Times - Tuesday and Thursday 6PM - 8PM and Friday 12PM - 2PM
Call the helpline: 0151 666 1392
Email the helpline: helpline@rasamerseyside.org