ROCD stands for Relationship Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. It is a type of obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) that involves obsession and doubts about a relationship you’re in.

Having a panic attack? You're not alone. Learn how to ride it out with kind, practical steps—like grounding, breathing, and support. Help is here, right now.

Robin was out of work for years when his psychosis and depression was at its worst. With support from our Coventry & Warwickshire IPS service, Robin has regained his confidence and self-belief. The ...

Amanda, who lives with autism and ADHD (attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder), shares her experience getting back into work with support from our Coventry & Warwickshire IPS service. I decided to ...

• Support and inform each other – through monthly groups, a phone line, informal advocacy and financial help – so that we know we are not alone • Help each other develop the knowledge, skills and ...

IPS (individual placement support) employment service, supporting people experiencing severe mental illness into employment. Also, we offer job retention service for people in employment who are at ...

To make a initial referral or to refer yourself you can complete this referral form and return this to us, Alternatively you can call us on - 07483 301214 or email: ...

Talking to someone who is feeling suicidal over text message can be delicate and urgent. This guide offers compassionate, practical steps to listen, respond safely, and guide them toward immediate ...

Companions Carers support offers one to one advice and signposting on all carers issues and the opportunity to attend the “Caring and coping” course that covers the following areas; Our Companions ...

We know that for some people sharing their bereavement stories can be a powerful way of coping with their loss and helping others.

Bipolar disorder is a mental illness that causes a person’s mood to swing between extreme highs (mania) and lows (depression). In this blog, we’ll explain what bipolar means, what it feels like, and ...