Mental health
Mental health support at Guideposts
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Guideposts run a number of services which provide support and social opportunity to people with a mental health difficulty:
Community Mental Health Services: Henry Smith House and South-West Hertfordshire
Guideposts’ supportive community working from our Hub in Watford, Henry Smith House, provides a supportive space for people with mental health conditions, with the aims to improve wellbeing, reduce social isolation, and help people to find a greater purpose in life.
Community Support and Connect
Guideposts Community Support and Connect provides one-to-one peer support and support groups for people who experience mental health issues, in south west Hertfordshire.
CONNECT at Home
A friendly service for anyone looking for regular companionship, conversation and laughs, hobbies/activities, respite breaks, a listening ear or practical support with day to day living.
Dreamcatchers Forest School
Dreamcatchers Forest School provides children and young people with additional needs the opportunity to explore and enjoy the natural environment through hands-on play and team-building in woodland locations in Oxfordshire.
Emotional Wellbeing Coaching
The Emotional Wellbeing Coaching service can help you if you are struggling with difficult life circumstances such as a bereavement, a significant life transformation or caring responsibilities.
Emotional Wellbeing Pathway
Guideposts Emotional Wellbeing Pathway offers structured coaching to help you come to terms with changes in your life, identify what’s not working, or things you want to achieve.
Guideposts Carers Groups
We hold groups in south-west Hertfordshire for people who are carers of family members or friends with mental health conditions and autism, meeting monthly to listen and support each other.
Guideposts Complex Emotional Needs Service
The complex emotional needs (CEN) service in Gloucestershire provides telephone coaching for people living with borderline personality disorder (BPD), also known as emotionally unstable personality disorder (EUPD).
