Mode Rehabilitation

Mode Rehabilitation We support people to find purpose, hope and meaning in their lives and generate resilient communities Support and training in life skills.

We deliver accessible psychological therapies and services that enable all who access our services the opportunity to live a fulfilling life. We provide good quality support –until they have achieved the particular goal that is important to them or are positioned securely in society. Professional support and advice- offering choice and exploring consequences. Care, compassion and respect – listening to a persons individual needs and aspirations. Support in overcoming the barriers they face in transforming their own lives. We are proposing additional services in 2015 by providing housing support. Our Principles

The principles are embodied in the professional nature of our work, which include:

Integrity – expressed in honesty, reliability, transparency, accountability and trustworthiness. Inclusiveness – welcoming people from all backgrounds, treating them fairly, recognising and valuing their uniqueness as individuals. Empowerment – creating an environment which enables people to take control of their own lives, by listening to them and offering choice wherever possible. Equality in the delivery of services to our service users and employment of staff, and recognising and valuing the diversity of the communities we serve. Collaboration in our enthusiasm for working in partnership with others.

Running for Veterans!! 🇬🇧Later this month, Jake McCormack will take on his biggest running challenge yet - the 13 Valley...
08/09/2026

Running for Veterans!! 🇬🇧

Later this month, Jake McCormack will take on his biggest running challenge yet - the 13 Valleys Ultra, covering 180km across the Lake District.

It's a huge step up from his previous longest distance of 110km, with Jake expecting to run through the night and well into the following day.

But this challenge isn't just about the distance.

Jake is taking on the 13 Valleys in support of Mode Rehabilitation and the work we do with veterans, something he has supported for many years and a cause that is particularly important to him.

At Mode, we provide free mental health and wellbeing support to veterans, members of the Armed Forces community and their families. The money Jake raises will help us continue being there for people who need that support.

Jake has taken on some pretty incredible challenges before, but at 180km, this will be his longest yet.

If you'd like to support Jake, you can scan the QR code below or click the link to donate. And if you can help us spread the word by sharing Jake's challenge, that support means just as much. ❤️

👉 Donate here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/jakes-13-valleys-ultra-for-veterans-mental-health

25–27 September | 180km | 13 Valleys Ultra

This September, Jake McCormack will face his biggest endurance challenge yet! We’re incredibly proud to be getting behin...
04/09/2026

This September, Jake McCormack will face his biggest endurance challenge yet! We’re incredibly proud to be getting behind him as he raises vital funds in support of Mode Rehabilitation and the veterans and families we work with.

From 25–27 September, Jake will tackle the 13 Valleys Ultra, covering an incredible 185km across the Lake District. The challenge will take him through all 13 valleys, running through both day and night across some of the Lake District’s toughest terrain.

But for Jake, this challenge has a purpose beyond the finish line.

By taking on the 13 Valleys Ultra, Jake is raising vital funds for Mode Rehabilitation and the veterans and families we support. Every mile will help us continue our work, strengthen the support we provide and build towards an even greater level of mental health and rehabilitation care for the future.

And we’d love you to get behind him! 💙

Sponsor Jake. Share his story. Follow his journey. Send your encouragement. Come along and cheer him on.

Whether you donate, share the campaign or simply show Jake that you're behind him as he takes on this extraordinary challenge, every bit of support helps us raise awareness, reach more people and shine a light on the veterans and families Jake is running for.

Let’s cheer Jake on all the way to the finish line! 💙

🔗 Sponsor Jake on GoFundMe:
https://lnkd.in/e_ZuX8S9

🎥 Hear from Jake about the challenge:
https://lnkd.in/eQWvaC7v

🌐 Read more about Jake's challenge and the cause he's supporting:
https://lnkd.in/eMzuZFgS

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September is Su***de Prevention Month. 💛🧡Su***de is something we need to be able to talk about openly, honestly and with...
01/09/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Month. 💛🧡

Su***de is something we need to be able to talk about openly, honestly and without judgement. These conversations can feel difficult, but creating space for people to speak about how they are feeling is an important part of challenging stigma and making it easier to reach out for support.

Someone experiencing suicidal thoughts may not always show obvious signs, and there is no single way that struggling looks. Checking in, listening without judgement and taking someone seriously can all make a difference.

At Mode Rehabilitation, we believe nobody should feel they have to struggle alone. We provide free mental health and wellbeing support, including counselling and wider practical support, to veterans, serving personnel, military families and the wider community.

Throughout September, we’ll be helping to raise awareness, challenge the stigma surrounding su***de and encourage more open conversations about mental health.

If you are struggling, or you’re worried about someone you know, please reach out. We’re here to listen, and we’re here to support you.

Talk. Listen. Support.

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How often do we actually stop and check in with our own mental health?Changes aren't always immediately obvious. Sleep m...
25/08/2026

How often do we actually stop and check in with our own mental health?

Changes aren't always immediately obvious. Sleep may become more difficult, everyday pressures can start to feel overwhelming, we might withdraw from the people around us, or simply recognise that we haven't felt quite like ourselves lately.

Noticing these changes early can be important. Sometimes reaching out sooner can help prevent things from becoming harder to manage.

If any of this feels familiar, it might be worth checking in with someone too. At Mode, you can reach out without knowing exactly what support you need. We'll take the time to listen, understand what's going on and work out what might help.

Everyone deserves to have somewhere to turn when they need support.We provide free, person-centred support to members of...
18/08/2026

Everyone deserves to have somewhere to turn when they need support.

We provide free, person-centred support to members of the Armed Forces Community and the wider community, helping people through mental health challenges, trauma, complex needs and difficult circumstances.

Our support goes beyond counselling. From advocacy and practical guidance to peer support and mentoring, we take the time to understand each person's individual needs, because knowing what support you need isn't always straightforward.

Whatever you're facing, you can get in touch and talk to us about what's going on. Together, we can look at how we may be able to help.

Start with a conversation. We'll take it from there.

📞 0161 494 1515
✉️ [email protected]
🌐 www.mode.me.uk

When we're feeling overwhelmed, it can be difficult to know where to start. Our thoughts can feel busy, and even everyda...
10/08/2026

When we're feeling overwhelmed, it can be difficult to know where to start. Our thoughts can feel busy, and even everyday tasks can suddenly seem much bigger than they are.

That's why going back to the basics can be so helpful.

Simple actions like drinking some water, stepping outside, taking a few deep breaths or completing one small task give us something manageable to focus on in the present moment.

These things may seem small, but when life feels overwhelming, small actions can help restore a sense of routine, stability and control. Sometimes, focusing on what you can do right now is enough. 💙

Today is PTSD Awareness Day.PTSD is often described as an invisible wound because its effects cannot always be seen. Whi...
27/06/2026

Today is PTSD Awareness Day.

PTSD is often described as an invisible wound because its effects cannot always be seen. While the signs may not be obvious to others, the impact can be significant, affecting thoughts, emotions, relationships, sleep, and everyday life.

Today is an opportunity to recognise the impact of trauma, challenge misconceptions, and increase understanding of PTSD.

At Mode Rehabilitation, we are committed to supporting those affected by trauma. If you would like more information about PTSD, or would like to discuss the support available, please get in touch.

Today, we honour the dedication, courage, and sacrifice shown by members of the Armed Forces community.We also recognise...
27/06/2026

Today, we honour the dedication, courage, and sacrifice shown by members of the Armed Forces community.

We also recognise the families, loved ones, and support networks whose support makes a difference every day.

Whether serving today, having served in the past, or supporting someone who wears or has worn the uniform, your contribution matters.

At Mode Rehabilitation, we are honoured to stand alongside the Armed Forces community and support those who have given so much in service to others.

Thank you for your service. Thank you for your sacrifice. And thank you for all that you continue to do.

To all those who serve, have served, and who stand alongside those who do, we honour you today.

What a fantastic day in Fleetwood for Mind on the Move!Today, the Mode Rehabilitation team were out in the community, pr...
12/06/2026

What a fantastic day in Fleetwood for Mind on the Move!

Today, the Mode Rehabilitation team were out in the community, providing a welcoming space for people to stop by for a brew and a chat, access wellbeing resources, and learn more about the support available to them.

One of the things we're most passionate about is making support more visible, accessible, and easier to reach. We know that taking the first step can sometimes feel difficult, which is why initiatives like Mind on the Move are so important. By bringing support directly into local communities, we can help start conversations, build connections, and ensure people know where to turn when they need help.

We're committed to doing all we can to ensure nobody slips through the cracks and that support reaches those who may otherwise struggle to access it.

A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by to chat with us today. Every conversation matters, and it was a pleasure to spend the day connecting with the Fleetwood community.

Keep an eye out for Mind on the Move in your area soon! 🚐

Some days are harder than others.If you're struggling, feeling overwhelmed, or finding things difficult to manage, suppo...
09/06/2026

Some days are harder than others.

If you're struggling, feeling overwhelmed, or finding things difficult to manage, support is available.

When you're ready, we're here to listen.

📞 0161 494 1515
🌐 www.mode.me.uk

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