About Coventry, Warwickshire and Worcestershire Mind
Coventry, Warwickshire and Worcestershire Mind is part of Wellbeing for Warwickshire
Coventry, Warwickshire and Worcestershire Mind is a local mental health charity providing a range of services that support individuals with mental health problems.
We can help with:
- Wellbeing hubs and drop-ins in Bedworth, Leamington, North Warwickshire, Nuneaton, Rugby, Stratford and Warwick.
- Pathfinder – one-to-one support
- Community one-to-one support
Drop-in at the wellbeing hubs
Peer-led drop-in sessions are offered twice-weekly at each hub and no appointment is needed. You can enjoy a variety of activities that promote resilience, friendship and learning. They offer a café type environment and offer a safe space with the opportunity for social support and connecting with others.
Who is it for and how does it work?
Individuals aged 18+ can turn up at the wellbeing hub drop-ins, during any of the weekly sessions.
For one-to-one sessions, you can give your name and contact details either in person, by phone, or email, to a staff member and the team will contact you to arrange mutually convenient times for the sessions.
How do I get in touch?
You can self-refer or you can be referred by a professional. No referral form is required, just a name and contact details of individual wanting to access.
You can call 0800 616171 for information, advice, signposting and connection.
The button below will take you to more details about our wellbeing drop-in hubs.
Pathfinder
One to one support. Support is available for anyone wanting one to one support who is experiencing a time of emotional distress. The wellbeing practitioner will offer up to 8 sessions to help identify and address the causes of the distress. Support includes, practical problem solving, action planning, self-help strategies and information giving.
- Up to 8 sessions
- Listening ear, information and/or signposting that may help around practical issues affecting wellbeing, and support which may include guided self-help techniques and problem solving
With ongoing mental health needs, supporting personal recovery. The wellbeing practitioner will offer up to eight sessions to improve self-management and coping skills, build on resilience, identify goals, interests, and aspirations, explore options to move forward and to enjoy personal growth.
Community
Outreach: The service is taken out into the community to raise awareness of mental health and the service, to promote wellbeing, and to connect with people who may need support, including to community groups and local events.
- Up to 6 sessions
- For individuals identified as isolated and unable to access community spaces
- Outcome focussed tailored support
- From the front door of visitor’s home to front door of chosen community support network
Ask about our Pathfinder one-to-one sessions at any Wellbeing hub or drop-in, or by calling our 24/7 helpline on 0800 616171