LGBTQI+ Support Services in Haringey (and Nationwide)
LGBTQI+ is an umbrella term, meaning: lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer or questioning. All communities can experience mental health problems, but the LGBTQI+ community are more likely to experience certain problems to do with self-esteem and mental health. Being LGBTQI+ doesn’t cause these problems, but can be caused by stigma, discrimination and difficult experiences […]
Author: Mari Lavellehill
Posted on: 16th September 2020
Safe Haven Crisis Support Line
Mind in Haringey have teamed up with Clarendon Recovery College and Barnet Enfield Haringey Mental Health Trust to create Safe Haven: a mental health crisis support line, open 7 days a week, 5pm-8pm. Originally, the Safe Haven was a crisis café service, which aimed to provide a safe space for individuals who were at risk […]
Author: Mari Lavellehill
Posted on: 4th September 2020
Book of Remembrance
Author: Mari Lavellehill
Posted on: 28th July 2020
Coronavirus Information from the NHS
Please continue to take action to protect your family and community from a second wave of COVID Shop, work and relax safely by avoiding close contact with people outside your household, maintaining social distancing, wearing face coverings on public transport and washing your hands regularly If you have symptoms of cough, fever or loss of […]
Author: Mari Lavellehill
Posted on: 22nd July 2020
Suicide Prevention: Resources
Are you looking for resources or training for your organisation or practice? Below are some useful links to tools and resources, and training programmes: Support after suicide Support after suicide Guide to providing local services Help is at Hand Developing and delivering local bereavement support services Evaluating local bereavement and support services Samaritans media guidelines for […]
Author: Camilla Bonnar
Posted on: 9th June 2020
Suicide Prevention: Need Help?
Help and support are available. It’s safe to talk about suicide Mental health services in Barnet, Enfield & Haringey BEHMHT Staying Safe – how to make a safety plan Support And Counselling Services 2019 07 Feeling suicidal? Worried about someone? Organisations offering crisis support Samaritans – available 24 hours a day, every day. Calls are […]
Author: Camilla Bonnar
Posted on: 9th June 2020
Crisis Support
Mind in Haringey is not a crisis service and we cannot help people who may be in serious mental health distress. Please use the following services if you or someone you know may be experiencing a mental health crisis. 999 If someone is at serious risk of death or injury call 999 and ask for […]
Author: Camilla Bonnar
Posted on: 4th June 2020
Coronavirus Update
Our building will re-open from Monday 6th July with a very limited capacity and visitors will have to make an appointment in advance. Many of our services are still running remotely. We have limited places on MHFA training courses in addition to a catalogue of online training resources, including some bite-size workshops you can take […]
Author: Camilla Bonnar
Posted on: 1st June 2020
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