The Trust provides financial help, advice and information, to enable users to benefit from holidays, short breaks, day activities, theatre experiences or therapeutic treatment not normally provided by the statutory authorities. It also seeks to promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people with physical, mental or sensory impairment or special educational needs who are socially excluded by assisting them to integrate into society.
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Empowering individuals with knowledge and tools to build resilience, manage stress, and enhance emotional regulation. I blend various methods to help release anxiety, anger, and boost self-esteem, fostering healthier habits and a greater sense of wellbeing. Including mindfulness-based techniques and tools to reduce your smartphone use.
Audience - adults, adolescents, parents, workplace.
Workshops, talks, school courses, retreatsBath Mind’s Orchard House is a non-medical house for mental health support based in Welton, Midsomer Norton. We provide 7-10 days’ accommodation and support for adults experiencing a mental health crisis.
Make a Move is a charity that helps people make positive changes in their lives and improve their mental health using movement, music, mindfulness and a range of other creative and therapeutic techniques.
Find groups and organisations that provide counselling, or other talking therapies
Based at the Royal United Hospital in Bath’s Emergency Department, this service offers trauma-informed person centred support to people experiencing mental health decline or crisis.
Hope Art Therapy provides mental wellbeing support for adults through creativity on an individual basis or in groups.
Individual Placement Support (IPS) is free, personalised job support for people receiving mental health care in Bath and North East Somerset, Swindon and Wiltshire.
Find out about lasting power of attorney (LPA), when you give permission to another person to look after your affairs, and Deputyship.
This page is for professionals working with children/ young people with SEND or additional needs. Parents are welcome to look through.