Danielle Quirke Counselling & Psychotherapy

11/07/2022

There is a large body of evidence to show that psychotherapy works. Many studies, reviews, analyses, and trials have shown the efficacy of psychotherapy, demonstrating positive, enduring outcomes from both short-term and long-term intervention.

13/02/2022

13/02/2022

Social media means adoring fans can keep up with the ins and outs of their favourite celebrities. But for those in the public eye, a dedicated fanbase isn’t always all it’s cracked up to be – especially for women

19/01/2022

The Stacey Dooley documentary on stalking is now available to watch.

We are proud to be part of it and offer our thanks to both victims Sabrina and Katie, whose experiences also feature in the documentary. We thank them for trusting us to support them.

Available now on BBCiplayer or airing tonight (19/01/2022) on BBC1 at 22:35.

If you are experiencing stalking please contact us on 02392 479254

25/11/2021

These resources are free to use for White Ribbon Day and the 16 days of action to end violence against women. We will be posting additional content as it becomes available - please check back. If there is something you would like to see, or you have to share with others, contact Jayne info@whiteribb...

25/11/2021

Coming through as a referral on our Armed Forces Advocacy service and Athena FA course, Kate now mentors in our women only groups.

26/10/2021

The first thing to think about is what you hope to achieve by replying to him, and whether this is achievable

26/10/2021

The BBC visits Church on the Street in Burnley, which supports some of the area's most vulnerable.

10/10/2021

It's 🧠 🌎 This year's theme is 'Mental Health in an Unequal World'.

"This theme was chosen by a global vote including WFMH members, stakeholders and supporters because the world is increasingly polarized, with the very wealthy becoming wealthier, and the number of people living in poverty still far too high. 2020 highlighted inequalities due to race and ethnicity, sexual orientation and gender identity, and the lack of respect for human rights in many countries, including for people living with mental health conditions. Such inequalities have an impact on people’s mental health.

This theme, chosen for 2021, will highlight that access to mental health services remains unequal, with between 75% to 95% of people with mental disorders in low- and middle-income countries unable to access mental health services at all, and access in high income countries is not much better. Lack of investment in mental health disproportionate to the overall health budget contributes to the mental health treatment gap."

Read more from the World Federation For Mental Health 👉 https://wfmh.global/2021-world-mental-health-global-awareness-campaign-world-mental-health-day-theme/