Mental Wellbeing

Some mental illnesses, such as depression and anxiety, are common. It is estimated that one in four people in the UK will experience a mental health problem each year.

If you have such an illness, it’s important to get the right treatment. However, there’s more to good mental health than avoiding or treating mental illness.

Positive mental wellbeing

Having good mental wellbeing does not mean that you will never experience feelings or situations that you find difficult. But it does mean that you feel you have the resilience to cope when times are tougher than usual.

There are five main steps you can take to help improve your health and wellbeing:

Connect with other people
Be physically active
Learn new skills
Give to others
Mindfulness -attention to the present moment (mindfulness activities)

How we can support you

Life can be challenging, but you don’t have to face it alone. We’re here to listen, guide, and support you with services and tools designed to meet your unique needs and goals. The support groups we offer include:

Mindset Matters group support

Six two-hour small group sessions covering topics such as:

Thinking styles
Strengths and achievements
Self-care
Self-esteem and assertiveness
Success and role modelling

You will work as a group to harness positive attitudes, challenge negative thought patterns, identify personal strengths and practice self-care.

One-to-one wellbeing support

Our practitioners can work through different tools which you can put into practice to help improve your mental wellbeing and resilience including:

The positive mental wellbeing wheel
12 positive steps to wellbeing
Five steps towards living well
Relaxation techniques

Groups, drop-ins and events

We also offer general wellbeing drop-ins and events, including coffee mornings, Menopause groups, and craft sessions. At these sessions, you can find out more about how we can support you to improve your health and wellbeing, as well as making new friends in a welcoming space.