CBT Practice

08/06/2026

More road closures this week, but this time there is no access via Rhydypandy (Morriston Hospital). Please come to any appointments in clinic via Clydach.

04/06/2026

04/06/2026

For those of you visiting clinic this week, road closures are continuing until Friday, meaning no access available via Clydach. Diversions are in place via Morriston Hospital and Rhydypandy

28/05/2026

Connecting with others who truly "get it" can make all the difference. 💙

Swansea Mind’s neurodiversity group is a safe, welcoming space for anyone navigating the world with a neurodivergent brain. Whether you are looking for community, shared experiences, or just a friendly chat, we’re here for you.

🗓️ When & Where
Every Thursday at 1pm
66 St Helens Road, SA1 4BE

Who is this for?
We welcome everyone, including those with:
ADHD, Autistic, or AuDHD profiles
Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Dyscalculia, or Dysgraphia
Tourette Syndrome

Important: Diagnosis is not required. We value self-identification and those currently exploring their neurodivergence.

📩 How to Join
If you’re interested in attending or have any questions about the group, please contact us today!
Email: [email protected]
Call: 01792642999

06/05/2026

This actually made me LOL! Me, looking at the absolute free-range chaos: they most definitely are not! 🦆😂

02/05/2026

Being a therapist is wild because hyper-awareness feels normal until you realize it’s not... you know like when you’re out to dinner off the clock and suddenly feel so much empathy for the table behind you and what they’re going through🤪

16/04/2026

Another 5* review from a young clients parent. This parent had already put so much care, time, and thought into supporting their child — and it really shows. Sometimes it’s about building on what’s already there and having a space to bring it all together.

29/01/2026

This weeks debate on learning through play really stayed with me. Play isn’t “extra” - it’s how children learn about emotions, relationships and the world around them. Those early experiences matter for mental health far beyond early years. This is why protecting play matters so much.