Meet Sean – managing mental health with football
Sean tells us about his life and mental health, and how the Guideposts football team helps him.
Sean tells us about his life and mental health, and how the Guideposts football team helps him.
Imagine a year filled with happiness, inspiration, and kindness. That’s the magic of The Happy Year, a curated collection of feel good moments designed to brighten your year.
We are excited to announce the launch of our new Friendship 4 All service in Oxfordshire was a great success.
Guideposts FC take part at the Mental Health World Cup at Queen’s Park Ranger's stadium.
The first sessions from our new specially devised Forest School programme supporting children to build social and emotional resilience
Gardeners from Guideposts “Dig’n’Grow” project helped to create the tranquil space for our neighbours in Carterton, by planting trees around the garden.
The latest news from Guideposts highlighting our recent activities. includes a focus on specialist day services for people with learning disabilities.
The latest news from Guideposts highlighting our recent activities. includes a focus on coaching for Complex Emotional Needs.
After years of misdiagnosis, Lisa, who has a personality disorder, shares her experience of Guideposts Complex Emotional Needs (CEN) Coaching.
It is estimated around 1 in 20 people have Complex Emotional Needs (CEN), which includes Borderline Personality Disorder. There is effective support available in Hertfordshire and we hope you find our list of services useful.
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