Mental Health Bassetlaw

APTCOO in Bassetlaw provides a range of high, quality support services to empower families pre and post diagnosis, who have children and young people with behaviours that challenge including Autism, ADHD and SEND.

Families are able to self-referral via telephone, email or social media; GPs; paediatric consultants; school nurse, SENCO or any other family support services. From the first point of contact APTCOO provide emotional, practical, educational and holistic support to the whole family.

Providing a 12-week programme supporting mental health and wellbeing tailored around any health related conditions. Access the scheme by speaking with a healthcare professional who will refer you to one of our fantastic BPL Leisure Centres. Retfordreferrals@bpl.org.uk Worksopreferrals@bpl.org.uk Bircotesreferrals@bpl.org.uk

CAMHS stands for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services. It’s the part of the NHS which helps children and young people who have problems with their thoughts or feelings. We can help people until they are 18.  

Specialist support for children, young people (3-18 yrs) and their families who have been affected or are unable to cope with the grieving process brought on by the death or terminal-illness of someone important to them.

111 – Select the mental health option. The crisis line is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to people of all ages. If you’re in a mental health crisis, call the crisis line anytime of the day or night, and we can arrange for you to speak with a mental health professional. […]

The main purpose of the charity is to support young people aged between 8 – 25 years old within the Bassetlaw area to enable them to achieve their goals and reach their full potential. This may be as an individual, a club or organisation.

FREED-Beeches is an innovative Eating Disorders Service providing Counselling, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Psychotherapy, Weekly Eating Disorder Therapy Group, Psycho-Educational Support, Dietetic Advice, Training for Professionals, Talks to School Children, Carers Group, Self-help Manuals and Library.

Harmless deliver an all age self harm support service with information, training and consultancy about self harm to individuals who self harm, their friends, families and professionals with a view to promoting health and recovery, reducing isolation and distress, and by increasing awareness and skill in intervention.

Healthy Family Teams are part of the Healthy Families Programme. This brings together care provided by the Specialist Public Health Practitioners and their teams. These used to be known as Health Visitors and School Nurses. It also includes the Family Nurse Partnership Programme for young parents and the National Child Measurement Programme. Each team of […]

Online Mental Health wellbeing community Support platform available to all young people under the age of 18 in Bassetlaw, Free, safe and anonymous. Support is accessible 24/7  for mental health support and awareness, by text message or online MH counselling interventions.

The LGBT+ Service Nottinghamshire provide a range of specialist services for children and young people aged 11-25 who identify as LGBT+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and any other sexual orientation or gender identity), or may be questioning this.

Local mental health advice and help for young people in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, all in one place.

Sibling Support helps young people whose brother or sister – a sibling – has died. The site is also filled with help for parents, professionals and others that want to support siblings. Check out our free shop, our activities and advice. Our website is filled with advice, support and explanations. We know how you feel, […]

Talkzone offers free, confidential mental health support and counselling for children and young people, aged 11-25, in Bassetlaw.

By texting the word ‘NOTTS’ to 85258, residents can access Shout’s free, confidential text messaging support at any time of day or night

The Tomorrow Project is a confidential suicide prevention programme for all ages to support individuals and communities to prevent suicide. We deliver a suicide crisis service and a police-referral suicide bereavement service, along with information, advice and emotional support to anyone who is feeling suicidal, anyone affected by suicide (friend, family, community members) and professionals who are worried about someone they are supporting.

You Before Two are a charity created to deliver relevant, frank and empowering educational films and lesson plans to secondary school aged children on issues such as sexual consent, healthy relationships, mental resilience, family planning and safety online.