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Mental Health Resources

Here is a list of Mental Health Resources listing services and crisis support. 

NHS mental health help, either for urgent support, or for general information and advice.  Visit their website

NHS Talk Therapies - a free service, offering a range of short-term psychological therapies to adults 16-years and over, who are registered with a GP in and live in Bristol, North Somerset & South Gloucestershire.

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Samaritans offer a listening service with lots of different ways to talk to them - either by phone, online chat, email, or writing them a letter.

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Bristol MindLine for emotional support. Call 0117 203 4419, 7pm-11pm Wednesday to Sunday.

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Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) – Call 0800 58 58 58, 5pm to midnight every day. Visit the webchat page.

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No Panic if experiencing anxiety. Call 0300 772 9844, 10am to 10pm daily.

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Changes peer support online emotional wellbeing groups.

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Bristol Sanctuary offer a place when in serious emotional distress to feel safe and comfortable. Book a face to face session, or mental health support by phone during opening hours.

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Silverline offer emotional support and advice to older people. Call 0800 470 80 90 all day, everyday.

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SHOUT offer a text service for people experiencing a personal crisis. Text SHOUT to 85258.

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Mind You a mental health and emotional wellbeing hub for young people in South Gloucestershire

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Papyrus - prevention of young suicide. HOPELINE247 call 0800 068 41 41.

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SOS Silence of Suicide call 0808 115 1505, Mon-Fri 8pm to midnight, Weekends 4pm to midnight.

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Self-Injury Helpline for friends and family of those who self-harm. Call 0808 800 8088 Mon and Thurs 7pm-10pm, text 07537 432 444, or webchat on

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Womankind Bristol women’s therapy centre offer one to one and group support. See their website for further details.

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Talk the Rainbow provide therapeutic services for the LGBTQ+ community.

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Apps to help with mental health - download from your App Store 

distract – for people who self-harm or feel suicidal 

Calm Harm – for young people to resist the urge to self-harm 

eQuoo – a gaming-based app to improve the emotional resilience for students 

Feeling Good - Positive Mental Training audio programmes based on scientific research which can help you feel better, lift mood and recover from anxiety and depression.  

My Possible Self – uses clinically certified content to help reduce anxiety, stress and low mood. 

Stress & Anxiety Companion - helping develop mental muscles to build resilience and cope with even the most demanding days.