NHS Improving Mental Health Services
Following the National Audit Office (NAO) report that we shared and commented on 13th February 2023, the Government are now conducting an Inquiry on mental health services and the progress that they'v...
Time to Talk Day is nearly upon us! This is a fantastic initiative, which encourages everyone to sit down and have a chat about mental health.
We’re getting better, as a society, at talking about the things which trouble us. But there’s still a long way to go. Too many people bottle up mental and emotional troubles until they can bear it no longer. It’s thought that a culture of silence around male mental health issues may be one of the reasons why more men commit suicide than women. Communication is important – especially when it comes to mental health.
Time To Talk Day aims to break down barriers to communication, and get people talking openly and honestly about their mental and emotional problems. As counsellors, we are well aware of just how powerful a tool something as ‘simple’ as talking can be, so we’re delighted that this initiative is gathering steam.
If you think that talking or talk therapy could help you, check out our website for tips on finding the right counsellor to suit you.
Find the help you need...If you are a potential client looking for a counsellor, you may search our registrants by location or name and you can also check whether someone is on the NCS accredited register. A member of the Society may be a Registrant or a non-registrant member.
Find Out MoreUse our Find a Course tool to find the nearest training providers who offer National Counselling Society Accredited, Advanced Specialist, Quality Checked or CPD courses. These courses are currently run across the the UK.
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