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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St Albans Mayor’s charity ball raises £4K
More than £4,183 was raised for the charity Youth Talk at the Mayor of St Albans City and District’s Ball on Friday night.
Guests were treated to Asian-inspired food and a Bollywood-style dance performance at the fundraising event held at Sopwell M...
Successful Open Garden Event in St Albans to raise funds for Youth Talk
A very big thank you to Heather and Peter Osborne for opening their beautiful garden to the public and raising £424 for Youth Talk, as part of the Hardy Plant Society members' initiative to open some of their gardens to celebrate the Society's 60t...