New: out of hours crisis support service - details here
Solihull Mind provides a variety of services to those who live in Solihull borough (including
Chelmsley Wood, Castle Bromwich, Kingshurst, Smithswood etc, Knowle/Dorridge, Balsall
Common, and Meriden) and are aged between 17 and 65. Our services cover three main
areas: practical help, e.g. information, help with employment issues, help with forms or
dealing with official bodies (advocacy); support, e.g. counselling, and support groups on
particular areas of mental health; and social/leisure services, which includes our drop-in
services and other activities such as art and sport.
All our services are provided free of charge and are self referral - i.e. you don't need a letter
from a GP, social worker etc. although you can ask someone else to make the first contact
with us if that is easier for you. For some services you can just turn up at our building when
the service is running (e.g. the drop-in), others may need an appointment (e.g. counselling).
If you are looking for information or advice about any aspect of mental health please phone
or email us - details are here.
You can also find information on mental health issues and diagnoses at National Mind’s
website
Solihull Mind's services are provided according to our policies on equal opportunities and
confidentiality. All information is confidential to Solihull Mind and no written records are kept.
We will only consider breaching confidentiality when there is serious and immediate risk of
harm to a third party. Details of our policies are available on request.
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New: out of hours crisis support service -
details here
Solihull Mind provides a variety of services to those who
live in Solihull borough (including Chelmsley Wood, Castle
Bromwich, Kingshurst, Smithswood etc, Knowle/Dorridge,
Balsall Common, and Meriden) and are aged between 17
and 65. Our services cover three main areas: practical
help, e.g. information, help with employment issues, help
with forms or dealing with official bodies (advocacy);
support, e.g. counselling, and support groups on particular
areas of mental health; and social/leisure services, which
includes our drop-in services and other activities such as
art and sport.
All our services are provided free of charge and are self
referral - i.e. you don't need a letter from a GP, social
worker etc. although you can ask someone else to make
the first contact with us if that is easier for you. For some
services you can just turn up at our building when the
service is running (e.g. the drop-in), others may need an
appointment (e.g. counselling).
If you are looking for information or advice about any
aspect of mental health please phone or email us - details
are here.
You can also find information on mental health issues and
diagnoses at National Mind’s website
This site does not use cookies
Solihull Mind's services are provided according to our
policies on equal opportunities and confidentiality. All
information is confidential to Solihull Mind and no written
records are kept. We will only consider breaching
confidentiality when there is serious and immediate risk of
harm to a third party. Details of our policies are available on
request.
