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Offers a range of treatments for anxiety and depression including: guided self-help, psychological therapy, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy; Computerised Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (cCBT); employment support; groups, courses and workshops.

Dear Albert is a peer-led, recovery focused social enterprise specialising in helping people resolve substance use issues. We have links with peer support fellowships such as Smart Recovery, ACT PR and 12 Steps. We work in close collaboration with statutory funded drug and alcohol agencies,…

Free confidential bereavement counselling by trained volunteer counsellors.

Self-help group in NW3 for people with bipolar disorder and their family/carers. Bipolar UK national charity provides a range of services and information/advice publications supporting individuals with bipolar, their families and carers.

Offers free and confidential consultation within the National Health Service to parents and former carers of adults who find themselves experiencing conflict, or facing other emotional difficulties in their relationships. Issues can include drug, alcohol or substance use, mental health concerns, grandchildren, retirement. There can…

CCC’s Counselling Service offers: Appointments Mondays to Fridays, 9am to 5pm, plus one early evening appointment on a Wednesday. One to one counselling, for up to 12 sessions. Group counselling of 12 weekly 90 minute sessions, held on Monday afternoons.

We are a local independent charity, established in 1965, who have been supporting older people in Camden for more than 50 years. We have grown to become one of the largest Age UK charities in London, helping over 15,000 older people each year through a…

Service provides accommodation for 53 homeless people who may have complex needs around mental and physical health and substance use. We work with people through at different stages of their recovery journey : Moving in and settling in, co-assessment of the persons needs with an…

The carers' group is for people currently caring for someone with a medical or long term condition, physical or learning disability, sensory impairment, dementia, mental health condition or substance dependency who could not manage without that support. The former carers' group is for people living in Camden…

A monthly group for all carers of people living with a mental health condition in Camden. Phone 020 7428 8950 for more information or just drop in.