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's Annual Report 2016 is now available
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Prudential Ride London-Surrey 100 - £450 raised
Congratulations and many thanks to Mike Ronayne who successfully completed the Prudential Ride London-Surrey 100 and raised an impressive £450 for Youth Talk.
Young people supporting Youth Talk - over £600 raised so far
We are delighted to announce that a group of local young people are taking part in a program called National Citizen Service. As part of their social action project to give back to the community, they decided to support Youth Talk. Amon...