Services

Petals (UK)

Petals is the Baby Loss Counselling Charity. We provide specialist counselling to support the mental health of women, men and couples who experience the devastation of pregnancy and baby loss.

Our counsellors are experts in this field and have many years’ experience in counselling people after all types of baby loss.

Petals use the Core-OM measures to identify levels of psychological distress that clients present with, and in which areas. The measures also enable us to analyse clinical and reliable change throughout the counselling process. Our funders are particularly interested in the impact the counselling intervention has, and we are working hard to understand the data reports we can run from the Core IMS system. We’d be happy to link up with other organisations working in a similar way.

Petals Charity | The Baby Loss Counselling Charity

Family Psychology Mutual (UK)

Family Psychology Mutual is a staff-led mutual social enterprise that delivers evidence-based interventions for families and young people.

Interventions include Functional Family Therapy (FFT) which is a structured, systemic intervention delivered weekly in family homes by trained FFT staff. We have used FFT standard as well as clinical variants for child welfare and young people at risk of criminal exploitation.

We started out offering Multi-Systemic Therapy (MST), an alternative to out of home placement that allows young people with highly challenging behaviour to remain with their families with intensive in-home family therapy services and 24/7 on-call support. This team, whilst part of Cambridgeshire County Council Children’s Services, brought the practice of MST to the UK and has a strong track record of establishing and sustaining interventions with adolescents.

We have built up considerable experience of the implementation of evidenced-based interventions and have provided both consultancy support and programme management for such services.

FPM benefits from having experienced clinical staff who are supported by a small business development and administration team. We are an employee-owned not-for-profit company, with a formal company board to oversee the company, made up of non-executive directors, staff-directors and the senior leadership team.

https://www.fpmcic.com/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/fpmcic

Centro de Psicología Aplica de Universidad de Las Américas (Ecuador)

This center was created in 2013 with to respond to the demand for counseling and psychological support within the university community, as well as the general community. The center provides services both in-person and online. These services include:

• Psychological interventions for children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families.
• Psychological and educational evaluations.
• Activities for the prevention and promotion of psychological health, such as lectures, workshops, or group sessions.
• Support to companies in human resources management processes, including selection, training, and development.
• In this center, training is provided to students of the School of Psychology and Education to develop the aforementioned tasks.

https://www.udla.edu.ec/2017/02/centro-de-psicologia-aplicada/

IMPAKT housing & support

IMPAKT housing & support is a progressive supported housing association committed to helping people to recover from trauma and the devastating impact of homelessness in a safe and aspirational environment. Our dedicated mental wellness team offer a safe and non-judgmental space for people to talk openly about their personal experiences, with the end goal of empowering our residents to better manage their mental health. We help people rediscover their hope, rebuild their confidence and acquire new skills so they can lead independent lives. In addition to supported housing, we have a number of community-focused projects around domestic abuse, a community larder, and two retail stores.
www.impakt.org.uk

IWK Health Centre in Halifax, Nova Scotia (Canada)

The IWK Health Centre in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada provides quality care to women, children, youth and families in the Maritime provinces and beyond. In addition to providing highly specialized (tertiary) care, IWK also provides primary and secondary care services, engages in leading-edge research and supports education opportunities for health professionals and other learners. IWK is structured around a program-based care model. Program-based care puts people first by organizing interdisciplinary care teams around the needs of patients and families. Services provided by IWK are delivered through three programs: Children’s Health; Mental Health and Addictions (MHA); and Women’s and Newborn Health. The IWK MHA Program provides a stepped model of care that includes a continuum of services ranging from health promotion & prevention, community outreach services, ambulatory clinic services, day treatment services, provincial inpatient rehabilitative services and provincial acute inpatients services within a patient and family centered context.  The MHA program offers services to children (ages 0-12), youth (ages 13-19) and pre- & post-natal women (the Reproductive Mental Health Program). We provide services that are evidence-based, in other words, services that research has shown to work.
https://www.iwk.nshealth.ca/

Latin American Women’s Rights Service (LAWRS) (UK)

The Latin American Women’s Rights Service (LAWRS) is a feminist and human rights organisation led by and for Latin American migrant women. LAWRS provides free and confidential specialist services for all Latin American women in the UK. Our services include the provision of psychotherapy and counselling for women using the CORE-OM 34 instrument in Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese. We also provide advice and casework in violence against women and girls (VAWG), welfare benefits, housing and employment rights, integration activities and community groups.

We actively advocate for migrant women’s rights, Black and minoritised women at local and national levels. Alongside sister organisations and networks, we work to tackle the vulnerabilities faced by Latin American women who are affected by intersectional layers of discrimination. We also aim to achieve social change through key projects that bring together community members of different age groups for transformative and empowering work.

https://lawrs.org.uk/

Greenspace (Canada)

Greenspace believes that every person accessing mental health services should receive high quality care that helps them thrive. That’s why they work every day to empower service providers and users with the tools and insights they need to easily implement Measurement-Based Care. With automated delivery and a selection of 300+ evidence-based assessments, providers can tailor their measurement process to their clients’ specific needs and gather rich insights throughout care. From individual clinicians to small clinics, hospitals, campuses, or entire health systems, their MBC solutions are built to flex to the unique needs and challenges of any workflow. Organizations using Greenspace can leverage their data and insights to improve client engagement and outcomes, inform treatment planning and program innovations and advocate for increased funding. Learn more at
Greenspacehealth.com.

Tameside Oldham and Glossop Mind (UK)

Tameside Oldham and Glossop Mind is a local Mind organisation part of the Mind federation. We provide mental health and wellbeing support for children, young people, adults and families. We provide funded and paid for services in a number of boroughs within the Greater Manchester area. We have a dedicated CYP Directorate that provides a range of structured therapeutic interventions such as counselling and coaching, as well as peer support, wellbeing activities and consultation. Our vision as an organisation is “Enabling everyone in our communities to achieve better mental health”
We use the CORE routine outcome measure within initial assessments/drop ins as well as throughout some of our therapeutic interventions. We have recently introduced the Learning Disability version of the measure and have found this has supported engagement and completion of the measurement tool.

https://www.togmind.org/home

Maternal Pituitary Support (UK)

Maternal Pituitary Support is a global organisation for those with pituitary conditions sustained in pregnancy and childbirth, such as Sheehan’s Syndrome and Lymphocytic Hypophysitis. We campaign and advocate for increased awareness and early diagnosis, along with supporting women and their families through diagnosis and beyond.
www.maternalpituitarysupport.org

Hounslow Youth Counselling Service (HYCS) (UK)

Hounslow Youth Counselling Service (HYCS) is a charity set up to offer free, 1-2-1, accessible counselling for young people aged 11-25 who live, study or work in the London borough of Hounslow. We offer a safe, supportive and confidential space where young people can explore difficult thoughts and feelings with a trained counsellor. The type of counselling is Person-Centred and Humanistic approach, and our service was established over 30 years ago. Counsellors are trained to listen, accept, be empathic and non-judgemental. We are a self-referral service in which young people can contact us directly to ask for counselling, no referral needed. Our counselling service has professional accreditation from the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP). HYCS has recently won the GSK IMPACT AWARDS for National Excellence in delivery counselling; as well as being awarded The London Youth Quality Mark Accreditation.
https://www.hycscounselling.co.uk/