What does counselling help with?
You can come to us about any worries or concerns; these may include:
- Family problems
- Feeling lonely and misunderstood
- Racism, sexism, bullying
- Feeling depressed or confused
- Abuse
- Lack of confidence
- Loss and grief
- Worries about food and weight, sex, drugs or alcohol
Youth Talk offers a wide variety of services including:
One-to-one counselling
Group work
Information services
You may come just once, or you may want regular appointments over a period of time.
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Parents & Carers
Supporting your child in their choice to seek help through counselling can be one way of helping them back to health.
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Friends & Fundraising
This isn’t just about fundraising – it is also about networking, winning the hearts and minds in this powerful and wealthy district.
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Professionals
If you are concerned about a young person between the ages of 13-25, then talking to Youth Talk staff could help.
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Youth Talk Appoints New Chief Executive
Local charity Youth Talk which provides a confidential counselling service for young people in St Albans aged 13-25 has appointed David Barker as its new Chief Executive. The local charity was founded in 1997...
BBC Children in Need
We are delighted to announce that BBC Children in Need has awarded Youth Talk a 3 year grant to fund the counselling that we provide to those young people with more serious mental health issues.
Youth Talk's Annual Report 2018 is available here
Please click on the link below to view the report:
Youth Talk Annual Report 2018.pdf
Another successful year for Youth Talk. We are now in our 21st year and have passed our first anniversary at our new premises in Dagnall House. During the year we p...