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Age Better in Sheffield 50+ Free Counselling Service

18 August 2016 by Val Bowen

Are you over 50 and feeling isolated or lonely? Sheffield Mind are working in your area offering free one to one counselling in your home or at a local convenient location. You can talk in confidence to a qualified counsellor about how you feel, why you are isolated or lonely and how you may like to start reconnecting with people and your local community. Sometimes we can feel lonely even when there are people around. Sometimes events from the past continue to disturb us and stop us from living lives as fully as we could – and from connecting with other people. The service is part of the Age Better in Sheffield programme. Clients meet with a counsellor every week, usually at the same time and each session lasts 50 minutes. A series of 6 sessions is sometimes enough or you may require counselling over a longer period of time. You can self refer or be referred by a professional. If you would like to find out more about the service ring South Yorkshire Housing on ( 0114 ) 290 0250 or Sheffield Mind on ( 0114 ) 258 4489, email therapy@sheffieldmind.co.uk or visit Sheffield Mind’s website .

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