Counselling – Page 14 – Care Appointments

Concern at gaps in care with one in 10 consultant psychiatric posts unfilled

By Jane Kirby, Health Editor7th October 2019News England

The vacancy rate for consultant psychiatrists has doubled in six years, leaving gaps in care for children and those with “deadly” eating disorders, according to a new report. Around one

Study suggests young adults nearly twice as likely to be affected by loneliness

By The Press Association3rd October 2019News England

Young adults are more likely to feel lonely than their elders, a new study suggests. There are 31% of 18 to 24-year-olds who say they are lonely often or all

Victims support charity launches recruitment drive across Scotland

By Iain MacDonald, Reporter23rd September 2019News Scotland

A leading charity for supporting victims and witnesses of crime has launched a new recruitment initiative across Scotland. Victim Support Scotland is on the lookout for talented people who have

NSPCC report 72,000 helpline contacts with half referred to social services or police

By Margaret Davis, Crime Correspondent19th September 201919th September 2019News England

The number of calls and emails made to the NSPCC helpline rose to more than 72,000 last year, with around half referred to social services or the police. The charity

Government announce extra £5 million for rape victim support services

By Flora Thompson, Home Affairs Correspondent18th September 2019News England

More money will be spent on support services for victims of rape and sexual assault, ministers have pledged. The Government said it would provide an extra £5 million to fund

Samaritans announce new research into self-harm on world suicide prevention day

By Tom Horton, Reporter10th September 2019News England

New research into self-harm and the support available has been commissioned on World Suicide Prevention Day. Suicide prevention charity Samaritans, which will be talking to young people who have self-harmed

Shout mental health text service to be extended to emergency service workers

By Tony Jones, Reporter9th September 2019News England

The Duke of Cambridge’s Shout text messaging helpline has announced it will provide support to frontline emergency responders. The news came ahead of William’s visit to the Fire Fighters Charity’s

Charity warns of ‘huge gaps’ in mental health support for young people

By Tom Horton, Reporter2nd September 2019News England

New research has revealed “huge gaps” in early support for young people experiencing mental health problems, according to a charity. Three-quarters of young people who have sought mental health support

Childline report 50% increase in youngsters seeking help due to anxiety over exams

By Alison Kershaw, Education Correspondent13th August 2019News England

Rising numbers of youngsters are seeking counselling due to anxiety over exam results, according to Childline. The NSPCC-run service said it had provided more than 1,400 counselling sessions to children

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Concern at gaps in care with one in 10 consultant psychiatric posts unfilled

Study suggests young adults nearly twice as likely to be affected by loneliness

Victims support charity launches recruitment drive across Scotland

NSPCC report 72,000 helpline contacts with half referred to social services or police

Government announce extra £5 million for rape victim support services

Samaritans announce new research into self-harm on world suicide prevention day

Shout mental health text service to be extended to emergency service workers

Charity warns of ‘huge gaps’ in mental health support for young people

Childline report 50% increase in youngsters seeking help due to anxiety over exams

Plastic surgeon guilty of attempting to murder fellow doctor he ‘hated’

Brand says he ‘never engaged in non-consensual activity’ after being charged

MPs call for urgent action to end child deaths linked to temporary accommodation

Major poll reveals ‘startling collapse’ in public satisfaction with NHS across UK

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Concern at gaps in care with one in 10 consultant psychiatric posts unfilled

Study suggests young adults nearly twice as likely to be affected by loneliness

Victims support charity launches recruitment drive across Scotland

Research sees 9/11 survivors help social work students in their understanding of trauma

NSPCC report 72,000 helpline contacts with half referred to social services or police

Government announce extra £5 million for rape victim support services

Samaritans announce new research into self-harm on world suicide prevention day

Shout mental health text service to be extended to emergency service workers

Charity warns of ‘huge gaps’ in mental health support for young people

Childline report 50% increase in youngsters seeking help due to anxiety over exams