Adult suicide prevention support
Kensington and Chelsea Talking Therapies
Talking Therapies in Kensington and Chelsea are part of the Community Living Well Service. They offer free, confidential therapies delivered by psychological wellbeing practitioners to support good mental health.
You can refer yourself quickly and easily by completing the self-referral form, you can email [email protected] or call 020 3317 4200 (lines are open 8am to 8pm, Monday to Thursday and 8am to 5pm on Friday).
Alternatively, you can ask your GP or other professionals involved in your care to refer you to Community Living Well.
You may be seen in person at the following locations.
| St Charles Centre for Health and Wellbeing, Exmoor Street, London, W10 6DZ |
Violet Melchett Centre, |
15 Gertrude Street, |
Visit the Kensington and Chelsea Talking Therapies website.
Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous supports the personal recovery and continued sobriety of individual alcoholics who turn to them for help. Call 0800 9177650 or email [email protected].
Visit the Alcoholics Anonymous website.
Families Anonymous
Families Anonymous is a world-wide organisation of family members and friends affected by the impacts of alcohol and drug-use and related behavioural problems. Call the helpline 020 7498 4680.
Visit the Families Anonymous website.
UK Narcotics Anonymous (UKNA)
UK Narcotics Anonymous (UKNA) exists so that its members can support each other to stay drug free and to help others achieve and maintain a drug free recovery and lifestyle. Call their helpline on 0300 999 1212, open 10am to midnight daily and a UKNA member will answer.
Visit the UK Narcotics Anonymous (UKNA) website.
LGBTQ+ Switchboard Helpline
LGBTQ+ Switchboard Helpline is a safe space for anyone to openly discuss sexuality, gender identity, sexual health and emotional wellbeing. Call 0800 0119 100 (Open 10am to 10pm) or email [email protected].
Visit the LGBT+ Switchboard Helpline website.
Woman and Girls Network's sexual violence helpline
Woman and Girls Network's sexual violence helpline is for women and girls who have experienced sexual violence at any point in their lives. For emotional space and safe talk, call 0808 801 0770 (Monday-Friday: 10am-12.30pm and 2.30pm-4pm and late evening Wednesday: 6pm-9pm).
Visit the Woman and Girls Network's sexual violence helpline website.
Signhealth
Signhealth helps improve Deaf people's health and wellbeing. They offer support for mental health challenges, domestic abuse, and more.
Professionals can refer Deaf people via the Adult Referral Form.
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Main Office Text: 078600 33214 |
Therapy Team Text: 07984 439473 |
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Domestic Abuse Team Text: 07800 003421 |
Advocacy Team Text 07984 439473 |
Dual Diagnosis Hub
Dual Diagnosis Hub develops and signposts online information, tools and recovery resources for all support groups, including people with dual diagnosis – a co-occurring mental health and addiction issue. Call 0754 599 0335 or email [email protected].
Visit the Dual Diagnosis Hub website.
James’s Place
James’s Place is a free, non-residential therapy and support for men aged 18 and over in suicidal crisis. Support is delivered face to face at one of two centres in Liverpool and London. Call 020 3488 8404 or email [email protected].
Visit the James’s Place website.
SurvivorsUK
SurvivorsUK provides a national online helpline, individual and group counselling for boys, men and non-binary people aged 13+ who have experienced sexual violence at any time in their lives. They also offer emotional support through the justice system, support for friends and families of survivors, and training for professionals and organisations. Call 0203 598 3898 (Monday to Sunday 12pm to 8pm), chat via SMS text 02033221860 or email [email protected].
Visit the SurvivorsUK website.
Smile of a King
Smile of a King aims to help support Afro-Caribbean boys and men by providing free counselling sessions. If you are interested in receiving counselling, download a counselling referral form and email it to them at: [email protected].