Young Adults Counselling Service
The Young Adults Counselling Service is a free service for 18 to 25 year-olds, living in North Yorkshire, who are experiencing a range of issues, such as:
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Anger
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Mild to moderate anxiety / stress
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Bereavement and other types of loss such as redundancy
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Low self-esteem / negative self-image / feelings of being different
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Personal development
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Mild to moderate depression
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Relationship difficulties
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Sexuality
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Significant life changes
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Work-related issues​​
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We offer an initial assessment and up to ten counselling sessions. Counselling is offered on a 1-2-1 basis for individuals, aged 18-25. We do not make a charge, but as a charity, we welcome donations.
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​​​All of our trainees are undertaking approved training courses, and have been assessed as fit to practice. They have undergone a rigorous recruitment process before being offered a place on their training course and a placement with us. Trainees are fully supported during their time with us.
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The initial assessment is conducted by a qualified and experienced counsellor to ensure that we are the appropriate service for you. ​As well as face-to-face sessions at Stanley Harrison House, we can offer clients remote counselling (online or over the telephone).
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Please let us know if you have any access issues as our client rooms are on the first floor. There is a lift but there are some steps to negotiate, so we may need to make alternative arrangements.
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Clients can either self-refer - or be referred – using the referral form on this website.
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This service is made possible thanks to a grant from North Yorkshire Council. ​​​​
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