NEED SOME HELP?
We provide barrier-free, easily accessed counselling, provided by approachable, non-judgmental professionals. No formal referrals from doctors or school staff are needed to see us.
We are a free service and we will work with you for as long as you need.
We’re here to help you with anything!
Things like… your relationships, school, work, family and friends, as well as mental health difficulties – such as depression, anxiety and trauma.
No problem is too big or too small, talking helps,
we are here for you.
ENCOURAGING AND SUPPORTING FAMILY CONNECTION, COMMUNICATION AND UNDERSTANDING
Parents and carers can often play a big role in supporting young people
through life’s challenges. Our professional counsellors are able to offer
guidance and strategies to help families create stronger support
structures at home.
If someone you know is struggling to cope or having a difficult time, please get in touch for a confidential discussion…
AWARD WINNING WORKSHOPS
As specialists working on the front line of adolescent mental health and wellness, KYDS has a range of early intervention workshops and information sessions ideally suited for schools and their students. Topical and non-judgemental, these sessions bring a preventative approach to many of the issues we see presenting in our counselling centres.
To enquire about a workshop for students at your school or in your community group, please call or email us today.
HELPING KYDS TO HELP KIDS
As a registered charity, we’re hugely grateful to the individuals, community groups, businesses, trusts and foundations whose donations make it possible for us to help young people in need.
If you’d like to join them, thank you.
For more information on how to support KYDS, please get in touch.
Any issue. Any time. If you’re ready to talk about it, we’re ready to help.
KYDS help young people understand, and manage, difficult issues in their lives. We do this by providing easily accessed, personalised counselling and mental health support services, family counselling, and early intervention well being workshops and information events.
We ensure issues such as grief, loss, family break ups, friendship problems, school and study stress, addictions, risky behaviour, anger, bullying, anxiety, depression, alcohol and drug use, body image concerns, mental health concerns, self harm and suicidal thoughts do not overwhelm young people.