Beacon Bolton Counselling

Important Update

Beacon Bolton Counselling Service is currently pausing all counselling services while we undertake a period of organisational restructure.

This decision has not been taken lightly. Due to ongoing financial and operational challenges, the Trustees have agreed that the most responsible course of action is to temporarily pause service delivery so that we can focus on stabilising the charity and working towards a sustainable future.During this time, we cannot accept new referrals or provide counselling support.

Support if you need it now

We know this may be disappointing or worrying, particularly if you are seeking support. If you are in crisis, or in need of immediate or alternative emotional support, please see the links below, which includes a range of local and national services who may be able to help.

Looking ahead

The Trustees are committed to doing the work needed to secure the future of Beacon Bolton Counselling Service. Updates will be shared on this website when we are able to provide further information.Thank you for your understanding and patience during this difficult period.

Immediate Support & Crisis Services

If you need urgent help or are in immediate distress, please reach out to one of the following services without delay:

  • Samaritans: Available 24/7 for anyone struggling to cope.

  • Your GP: Contact your General Practitioner for immediate medical and mental health advice.

  • Accident and Emergency (A&E): Visit your local hospital’s A&E department if you are experiencing a mental health crisis.

Young man in mental health crisis.
Searching online for mental health support.
Links

Additional Support & Resources

Here are some other valuable organisations that can provide specialised advice and support:

  • Childline: Confidential advice, helpline, and support for children and young people under 19.