Helpful Tips

Emergency Contacts

While we strive to offer helpful resources, please be aware that this list is not exhaustive.

For immediate assistance, please visit our crisis section below.

In the meantime, we hope that the helpline numbers listed may offer support until you connect with a therapist and find your safe space.

Crisis Contacts

If you require immediate assistance and are unable to reach a therapist, please seek support from the following:

  • Contact 111 for immediate advice

  • Contact your GP

  • Go to the nearest hospital

Helplines

Samaritans
116 123

A charity aimed at providing emotional support to anyone in emotional distress.

Silverline
0800 4 70 80 90

Helpline run by Age UK is a free, confidential telephone service for older people.

The Brain Charity
0151 298 2999

Emotional support, practical help and social activities for anyone with a neurological condition and living with neurodivergence.

Shelter
0300 330 1234

Provides support and advocacy for homeless individuals and those facing housing issues in the UK.

Mind UK
0300 123 3393

Offering help whenever you might need it through our information, advice and local services.

Listening Place
020 3906 7676

Face-to-face support for those who feel life is no longer worth living.

Young Minds
0808 802 5544

Whether you want to understand more about how you are feeling and or support someone who is struggling.

Society for Neurodiversity
enquiries@s4nd.org

Celebrating neurodiversity, every day. Supports people who identify as neurodivergent, including their families, friends.

Strategies for Mental Wellness

Connect with Others

Talking can be incredibly beneficial for mental well-being. Consider reaching out to:

  • Friends

  • Colleagues

  • Local community members

  • Joining activity and community groups

Embrace Nature and Mindfulness

Taking a gentle walk in nature or simply being present in the moment can work wonders. Additionally, you might find solace in:

  • Listening to music

  • Trying meditation

  • Participating in mindfulness sessions online from reputable sources

Gentle Exercise

Engaging in gentle exercise can have numerous positive effects on both physical and mental health. For example, exercise at times:

  • Enhances sleep quality and duration

  • Boots flexibility and joint function

  • Reduces depression and anxiety symptoms, promoting a positive mood

Begin Your Journey

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