MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT

Support for your emotional wellbeing

What is mental health support?

Mental health support gives you a safe space to talk about how you are feeling with a trained practitioner. Together, you can explore difficult experiences, understand your emotions and find ways of coping that work for you.

Why might I need mental health support?

Child protection processes and court proceedings can feel overwhelming. If anxiety, low mood, trauma, anger, sleep problems or stress are affecting your everyday life, we can help you explore suitable therapeutic support.

What do parents say?

” I got so overwhelmed with all the meetings and was starting to get super anxious again but I’m starting to feel better now.”

Find the right support: Talk about what you are experiencing and the type of help that may suit your needs.

Work towards your goals: Access suitable therapeutic support, subject to an initial conversation and availability.

Build ways to cope: Develop practical ways to manage difficult feelings, experiences and situations.

Ask about
mental health support

If you would like to access our mental health support services, please get it touch with the The Family Partnership Coordinator.

Tel: 07800 508 591 gemma.wilby@medway.gov.uk