“However, trusts remain deeply concerned about levels of unmet need for those seeking mental health care with the latest national data showing over 350,000 children and young people and almost 250,000 adults are waiting for treatment from community mental health services.”
Our Emotional Wellbeing Hub is named in honour of our Operations Director’s late cousin Isobel
Munro, known as “Issie”. From a medical perspective, Issie was 42 years old, partially deaf, and blind and also had significant learning difficulties. What professionals would not have necessarily
known was that she had a huge heart, a great sense of humour, was a fan of Genesis and loved
animals.
Issie was considered eccentric by professionals and did not neatly fit into systems and organisations; her family continue to believe that she slipped through the net in terms of a lack of coordination within the professional support she received. Issie went missing from home in March 2016 and the family learnt that her body had been found in December 2016. She is believed to have taken her own life.
Our service is dedicated to providing a space to support clients who may be lonely, anxious or maybe looking to work through some painful and difficult childhood trauma. Our goal is to make sure our clients know there is always a place they can go to for support and know there is someone there to listen. We encourage all our Clients, friends, and family to reach out and talk to someone.
Here at WTW, we could be a lifeline for someone who needs us. We offer planned sessions with Befrienders, a Qualified Therapist and a Consultant Clinical Psychologist, and sessions can be booked via our main hub number: 07523 908454. Please pick up the phone and let’s talk.
Please note: We are not an emergency service and would urge anyone who needs immediate help
to contact the emergency services on 999 or call the Samaritans on 116 123.
“Counselling is the only time I get to talk about my problem and feel heard. Meral really listens and sometimes offers different ways of thinking about things.”
“My Counsellor was amazing. Great help. I actually feel like I gave up too early but I never seem to have the time to actually talk!”
“My sessions with my counsellor was amazing very therapeutic and kind lady really healed certain areas I was struggling with…. So appreciated.”
“The sessions have helped with working through childhood memories, having the space to talk in therapy has helped me communicate with my family and friends. I am also now back into work and don’t feel so isolated.”
“It is changing my life safely and effectively which is amazing and being able to find my self again and begin a brand new old life with changes being added. The counselling is really helpful in ways I can not explain. “
“I have found counselling with Meral a huge support as I am currently in the process of losing my dad.”
“Counselling is helping me look at my past traumas however I still feel stuck due to my addiction and my kids being in foster care.”
“So pleased about my first session. I was a little anxious at first, but they were very friendly and so easy to talk to.”
“I feel really lucky to have their support. If I hadn’t, I would have fallen through the cracks and possibly might not be here by now.”
“The sessions are enabling me to release things however I am still missing my children and still feel stressed as I have to still deal with SS.”
Once signed up, please email your form to Loretta at loretta@walkthewalkcic.co.uk or call Loretta on 07523 908454.
Initial assessment by our Consultant Clinical Psychologist to get you to the right level of support.
50 minute session – delivered by our Befrienders, Qualified Counsellors or Consultant Clinical Psychologist.
Offered either virtually or can be arranged in a community venue local to you.
For me, it is being help individuals that wouldn’t normally even consider therapy, some very resistant at first even, but as the time goes on and they start feeling safe enough, they start using the space and you witness the change in not only in them but also in their relationship with their family members.
– Nadia Delkasteh
Counsellor
I love working Walk The Walk! I feel very supported and looked after and think the work we do is invaluable for the families we work with.
– Louise Malin
Counsellor
An opportunity to really hear how clients are feeling, to be able to give them a voice and help them feel they are really being listened to without fear of being judged, an open, transparent safe space to help them feel valued.
– Elaine Fernandez
Counsellor
I really enjoy being a small part of the amazing work that Walk the Walk does. They recognise that in addition to the practical parenting support that is offered, Issie’s Emotional Hub is a fantastic resource that supports the mental health of the clients too.
It is a place the clients can come to receive professional support and know there is someone there to listen.
– Kate
Befriender
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