Covid-19 Statement

Yellow Door is here for you. All our services continue to operate at whatever stage of national or local covid-19 restrictions. However, some services will be delivered remotely and/or may be adapted to meet your needs & preferences while still being covid-secure.

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If you are waiting for a service from Yellow Door, or are looking for support information, you can access free resources online. Please see the list below:

  • Covid, Anxiety, Stress – Safe Hands Thinking Minds
  • Everyday living tips to improve mental health – Mind
  • Tips for talking about mental health – Time to Change
  • Talking to your child about online safety – NSPCC
  • Self help guide is for survivors of rape or sexual abuse who want to understand and process their own personal reactions to their experience – Survivors Network 
  • Self help guide is for male survivors of rape, sexual assault or sexual abuse who want to understand and process their own personal reactions to their experience – SARAS
  • The Survivor’s Handbook provides practical support and information for women experiencing domestic abuse, with simple guidance on every aspect of seeking support – Womens Aid
  • ‘On My Mind’ offer help mental health and wellbeing support to young people – Anne Freud, National Centre for Children and Families
“Group therapy meant I could understand others experiences which made me feel more comfortable to talk about my own!”
Young Person Group Therapy client