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The Power of Therapy for Children and Young People in the UK

2023-06-21T12:38:01+01:00

Rewrite Your Story: The Power of Therapy for Children and Young People in the UK Children and young people go through a lot of changes and challenges as they grow up. They may face difficulties in their personal relationships, academic performance, or emotional and mental health. These challenges can leave them feeling overwhelmed, stressed, anxious, or depressed, and affect their ability to function in their daily lives. This is where therapy comes in. Therapy is a form of treatment that can help children and young people deal with their emotional and mental health challenges. Therapy offers a safe and supportive [...]

The Power of Therapy for Children and Young People in the UK2023-06-21T12:38:01+01:00

Raise Money For Your Charity

2023-06-05T11:06:45+01:00

Raise Money For Your Charity With A Free Gifts In Wills Service Legacy pledges are becoming ever more important to charities, which is why FreeWills actively support many non-profit organisations to make it as easy as possible for their supporters to leave a legacy. Over £95 million has now been pledged to numerous charities via Wills written on the FreeWills website. FreeWills gifts in Wills Service is completely free to UK-registered charities. Find out more

Raise Money For Your Charity2023-06-05T11:06:45+01:00

Frank Brake Community Fund

2023-04-18T16:04:44+01:00

Frank Brake Community Fund Awards £6,000 To Rewrite your story to Support Children, Young People, and Teachers! We are thrilled to announce that the Frank Brake Community Fund has awarded us a generous grant of £6,000 to rewrite your story in order to better support children, young people, and teachers. With this funding, we will be able further roll out our whole school approach engaging with local schools offering counselling and providing valuable support psychoeducation resources and tools for teachers. We are grateful to the Frank Brake Community Fund for their unwavering support and commitment to improving the lives of [...]

Frank Brake Community Fund2023-04-18T16:04:44+01:00

Colyer Fergusson Charitable Trust

2023-03-30T10:46:14+01:00

Rewrite your story receives continuous funding from the Colyer Fergusson Charitable Trust At Rewrite Your Story, we are dedicated to supporting the mental health of young people and their families. We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to a generous donation from The Colyer Fergusson Charitable Trust. We were pleased to find out that we had been successful in securing continuous funding for the next  3 years to help support local Maidstone Schools and the contribution enables us to continue providing vital resources and support to those in need. The pandemic has only served to exacerbate the already alarming [...]

Colyer Fergusson Charitable Trust2023-03-30T10:46:14+01:00

Working in Partnership with The Molly McLaren Foundation

2022-05-26T12:33:59+01:00

Our Work with The Molly McLaren Foundation A message from our founder Alan Heyes welcoming you to Mollyfest 2022 Thank you for visiting this webpage! I am delighted to welcome you all, both to this page and to Mollyfest 2022.  You may have found this page by using the QR code on the card available at the event. This is my third Mollyfest and I am delighted to be here. The Molly McLaren foundation has supported Rewrite Your Story and Therapy Partners by working in Partnership to offer life changing clinical support, both for young people and their families who [...]

Working in Partnership with The Molly McLaren Foundation2022-05-26T12:33:59+01:00

An interview with Rubie

2021-02-24T10:02:22+00:00

Rubie Cousins developed an eating disorder at 16 and now, at the age of 30 celebrates a happy life with the help of counselling and supporting others with eating disorders and their recovery. 1. When did your eating disorder start? It started when my dad died from throat cancer. I guess that was the straw that broke the camel’s back, so to speak. I'm not saying that was the only reason why my eating disorder started but it was definitely a catalyst. I guess it was my way of controlling what was going on around me because everything else was out [...]

An interview with Rubie2021-02-24T10:02:22+00:00

Greetings from Alan…

2020-12-18T16:26:55+00:00

I'd like to thank everyone who has donated and supported the charity, particularly over the last 12 months. Since we launched three years ago, our services have grown to provide accessible (1-7 days between referral and initial assessment) and affordable mental health support to everyone – individuals, couples, families, and community groups. This year, we have supported over 1500 clients, including children and young people, individuals, couples, and families - and delivered over 5,000 counselling sessions, including individual, couple, and family therapy, school assemblies, and psychoeducational support sessions. Our face-to-face and online therapy groups have delivered over 150 hours of support.  Clients' feedback to [...]

Greetings from Alan…2020-12-18T16:26:55+00:00

Our first Men2 Podcast

2020-12-18T16:28:58+00:00

Our first Men2 Podcast. Our men's mental health group, MEN2 has grown from strength to strength. Members meet weekly in a safe environment (currently online) to talk about their own personal mental health journey and the challenges they face. Member and advocate, Dan Moss has this to say about the group. 'We all know about the supposed stigma with regards to men's mental health, and with us having been through two lockdowns, I feel it's now more important than ever to talk about it.' 'With suicide at its highest rate in men for over 20 years, this is something that [...]

Our first Men2 Podcast2020-12-18T16:28:58+00:00

Therapy Partners top tips to stay well when working from Home

2020-07-08T20:54:01+01:00

Stay active Movement is important... particularly since we can’t go out, apart from our one episode of exercise. Doing quick bursts of exercise throughout the day will help, try dancing when you are cleaning the house or while waiting for the kettle to boil! Routine, exercise, and going outside if you have a garden if not try one of the online exercise classes. Get dressed and ready for work. This may initially appear absolutely pointless, but we often associate feelings with what normal activity for example pyjamas equal relaxed and work clothes equate to being productive, and we can change [...]

Therapy Partners top tips to stay well when working from Home2020-07-08T20:54:01+01:00
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