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Wolverhampton LGBT+ is a registered charity consisting of a network of organisations, businesses and community groups, which have come together to support and improve local services to the lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender and those questioning (LGBT+) community in Wolverhampton and the Black Country.
RESET integrates psychotherapy with somatic sessions – yoga, strength training, breathwork, cold exposure, and outdoor activities – to understand and release emotions. Say goodbye to feeling worthless; embrace a life full of freedom and purpose.
RESET implemented a Psychologically and Trauma-Informed Environment (PIE/TIE) to transform the service delivery at RNY by prioritising the emotional and psychological needs of individuals within the workplace. This approach leveraged existing skills and knowledge at RNY, working collaboratively with RESET to encourage a reflective approach to work. This greater level of self-awareness and reduction of reactivity has empowered the team to deal with challenging situations more effectively.
Additionally, RESET introduced reflective practice which has further reinforced these improvements. By encouraging individuals to consider their experiences and gain insights about their practice, RNY have supported continuous improvement in work quality and service delivery. This approach has promoted a comprehensive integrative therapeutic strategy to mental health difficulties, resulting in a cultural change towards a mentally healthy organisation and community. As a result, the service has created a more resilient and effective working environment allowing us to deliver a remarkable service for the people we support.
Breaking free from substance use – an evidence-based recovery programme for alcohol and drug use. Tutorials for people in a community or probation service, or for people who using the service in prison. Available as an app. Visit the website to find out more or download the app.
When you sign up, use access code Wolves11
At AA, alcoholics help each other. We will support you. You are not alone. Together, we find strength and hope. You are one step away.
We are the IPS team from Wolverhampton City Council, proudly integrated into the Recovery Near You Service. Our mission is to empower individuals undergoing drug and alcohol treatment by providing bespoke employment support tailored to their unique needs.
Wolverhampton Safeguarding Together convenes safeguarding partners, West Midlands Police, Black Country Integrated Board and Local Authority, alongside Education and the Voluntary Sector to work in close collaboration to safeguard and promote the welfare of all children, young people and adults with care and support needs in Wolverhampton.
Counselling Directory is a confidential service that encourages those in distress to seek help. The directory contains information on many different types of distress, as well as articles, news, and events.
Works in partnership with others to help reduce alcohol-related harm by helping people make better choices about their drinking.
Our online coaching sessions are a professional, convenient and confidential way to discuss your drinking and receive guidance from an alcohol treatment specialist. Helping you #DrinkDifferently.
City centre regeneration in Wolverhampton.
Confidential advice about drugs and health for young people.
A complete guide to life for young people aged 16 to 24.
A place to share experiences, questions and challenges to get people ready for anything life throws at us. Inspiring and useful stories, videos, games and advice.
HIT drug and alcohol resources and publications have been constantly evolving since 1985. They now offer over 140 separate publication and resources that cover a wide range of public health and social care issues.
Angelus Foundation aims to educate, encourage and assist individuals to be more knowledgeable about the risks to their health and wellbeing of using legal highs and other new psychoactive substances, so they can be more responsible for the choices they make, and lead safer lives.