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Free Young Person's Mental Health Project

by Cedar Counselling

About our activities / service

Accessibility details Fully accessible
Opening hours Appointments between 10 am and 3pm for the Free Young Person's Mental Health Project

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We are currently running a free young people’s mental health project (aged 18-25) thanks to a small amount of funding. This means that we are in a position to offer a limited amount of young people who fit this demographic 8 free therapy sessions. Our waiting time for therapy is currently 2 weeks post assessment and in some instances people are seen sooner. All we ask is that a one off small donation of £10 is made for the assessment session and following this they will be placed with a therapist who will offer them for 8 free sessions of Counselling. As clinical lead of Cedar Counselling (a low cost and accessible counselling and mental health charity based in Bearwood, Birmingham) I have been conducting some research into mental health needs across a variety of different client groups in the Birmingham area.

Staff qualifications Staff fully qualified to deliver the services of Cedar Counselling
Genders All
Age focus 18 year olds, 19-25 year olds

About the organisation

Our aim is to provide accessible Counselling and Psychotherapy to individual adults, couples, children and young people. Private therapy costs are out of reach for some, statutory services are offering limited sessions with extensive waiting lists. This makes our service unique, in the sense that it bridges the gap between private costs and the limitations of statutory services. We work hard to ensure that 90% of all clients start therapy within 2-4 weeks following assessment, and are entitled to on-going therapy as opposed to the time limited therapy.

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