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COUNSELLING FREE OF CHARGE OR BY VOLUNTARY DONATION

PF Counselling Service:-

CrossReach Counselling:Lothians
www.crossreach.org.uk

Hope Park Counselling Service:-
www.hopepark.org.uk

Couple Counselling Lothian:-

Cruse Bereavement Care:-

VOCAL Carers Centre:-
- counselling for carers

Women's Rape & Sexual Abuse Centre:-

Health in Mind:-

Gay Men's Health:-

Saheliya:-
- for black/ethnic minority women

Simpson House:-
- drug counselling

Lothian Deaf Counselling Service:-
www.lothiandcs.org.uk
 - for adults who are deaf, deafened, hard of hearing or deafblind

The Junction:-
- for young people aged 12 - 21 living in Leith & North East Edinburgh

Health All Round:-
- for adults resident of Gorgie/Dalry area of Edinburgh

Pilton Community Health Project:-
- for adults resident in Greater Pilton area of Edinburgh

For information on services throughout Scotland, contact:-

COSCA (Counselling & Psychotherapy in Scotland
www.cosca.org.uk


PRIVATE COUNSELLING SERVICES
Fees charged; some operate a sliding scale according to client circumstances.

Relationships Scotland
www.relationships-scotland.org.uk
(fees or donations, depending on which service used).

Wellspring:-

Scottish Institute of Human Relations:-

Edinburgh Gestalt Institute, Teamwork:-
www.edinburgh-gestalt-institute.co.uk

LinkLiving Counselling and Therapy
- peer service for lesbian, bi-sexual & transgender women

TO FIND A COUNSELLOR IN PRIVATE PRACTICE, CONTACT:-

The British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP):-

COSCA (Counselling & Psychotherapy in Scotland):-

British Association for Behavioural & Cognitive Psychotherapies:-

OTHER ORGANISATIONS OFFERING INFORMATION/SUPPORT;
NOT SPECIFICALLY COUNSELLING:-

Edspace
 
www.edspace.org.uk
- database of mental health information for Edinburgh

Scottish Association for Mental Health:-

Advocard:-
- advocacy service; help in making your wishes clear in the service you receive

Edinburgh Users Forum:-
 - for users of services

Edinburgh Carers Council:-

Grapevine:-
- disability information service

Victim Support:-

Turning Point:-
- drugs counselling

Caledonia Youth:-
- sexual health & relationships, for young people up to 25.

Men in Mind:-
 - for black/ethnic minority men

Multi-Cultural Family Base Early Years Service:-
- for black/ethnic minority families with children aged 0-3

The Stafford Centre:-
- resource centre for people with mental health issues offering groups, drop-in, cafe & small counselling service.

Dr Bells Family Centre:-
www.drbellsleith.org.uk
- support services & facilities for local families including small cafe, drop in creche, regular creche spaces for vulnerable families, support groups, parenting support, counselling, employment & housing advice, training & learning opportunities.

Firsthand
www.firsthand-edinburgh.org.uk
- services for lone parents and families with children with disabilities/mental health issues

TELEPHONE SUPPORT:-

Samaritans:-
Tel:- 0131 221 9999  (available 24 hours)

Saneline:-
Tel:- 0845 767 8000  (available 1pm - 11pm)
 - for anyone coping with or caring for someone with mental health issues

Breathing Space:-
Tel:- 0800 83 85 87   (available 6pm - 2am)
- free (from landlines) service for young men & other individuals experiencing depression

Edinburgh Women's Aid:-
Crisis Helpline:- 0131 315 8110  (available 24 hours)
0845 122 8609 (Mon - Fri 10am-1pm and 2pm-5pm)
www.respectphoneline.org.uk
Helpline offering information and advice to women and men who are abusive towards their partners and want help to stop.

Muslim Women's Helpline:-
(in caller's first language)
Tel:- 0808 801 0301
Email:- helpline@mwrc.org.uk

Trauma Counselling Line Scotland:-
Freephone 0808 802 0406
www.health-in-mind.org.uk
Confidential telephone counselling service for male survivors of childhood abuse.  To arrange a telephone counselling appointment, call the above number between 5pm & 7pm Monday - Wednesday or between 11am & 2pm Thursday and Friday.

Your Call:-
Tel:- 0808 801 03 62
Available Monday & Tuesday 11am - 3pm; Wednesday 11am - 1pm.
Free (from landlines & most mobile networks) confidential telephone counselling for disabled adults by professionally trained disabled counsellors.