Counselling and further support and help

Recognising that we need help is a major step forward to better ourselves. There is no stigma about that, the more we put it off, the more we are in a downward spiral out of control of our physical well-being and our mind.

ANSWERS do not have the capacity to offer counselling, support and help of any kind as this is not its purpose. ANSWERS recommend those who are interested in  receiving counselling, support and assistance to seek the advice of their close family and friends, GP, church leaders, and MP. Other confidential assistance includes the following. The list is not exhaustive. Inclusion here does not mean our endorsement. They can be useful starters:

Good Samaritans, see the list of specific support

Association of Certified Biblical Counsellors – Find a counsellor

Better Help

Churches’ Ministerial Counselling Service

Clery Support Trust

First Light

MIND

Talking therapies

Talking Therapy North – Expert Psychological Support for Faith-Based Clients and Communities

Sanctuary Mental Health and the Sanctuary Course – UK