Covid poses "greatest threat to mental health since the second world war." Learn more about how we're supporting people during this challenging time.
Covid poses "greatest threat to mental health since the second world war." Learn more about how we're supporting people during this challenging time.
Depression & anxiety group therapy beginning 9th May (morning and evening sessions available). Click here for more information.
Launch Date: Monday 8th January 2024
Time: 6:30PM - 8:30PM
Frequency: Weekly
Location: Clock Tower, Arboretum, Lichfield Street, Walsall, WS4 2DU
Cost: £20 per session
Spaces: Limited
Proud Members of The Black, African and Asian Therapy Network
More than most, we understand the stigmas and challenges facing our cultural communities.
Discover the myriad benefits of joining Women Together, where each session is an opportunity for growth.
Weekly Meetings: Join us for regular weekly sessions in a comfortable and secure environment, where confidentiality and mutual respect are paramount.
Themed Discussions: Topics will cover a range of issues, from mental health and personal development to career and relationships, all tailored to the needs and interests of the group.
Professional Guidance: Receive knowledgeable support from Nordia Philpott, a psychotherapist with extensive experience in various therapy settings.
Diverse Activities: Engage in a range of activities, from creative expression workshops to relaxation techniques and interactive discussions.
Women Together is exclusively for women seeking a supportive and understanding community. It welcomes adult women of all backgrounds who are looking to connect, share experiences, and grow together.
Women Together group therapy sessions are held at the Clocktower in Walsall, a beautifully renovated building situated in the Arboretum. This landmark has been transformed into a counselling clinic, blending its historical heritage with contemporary comforts.
Address: Clock Tower, Arboretum, Lichfield Street, Walsall, WS4 2DU
Women Together is proudly funded and supported by Being You Therapy, a charity committed to creating greater accessibility of counselling and therapy for individuals from disadvantaged and low economic backgrounds. Their support enables us to offer this group therapy by heavily subsidising the costs.
Women Together is exclusively for women seeking a supportive and understanding community. It welcomes adult women of all backgrounds who are looking to connect, share experiences, and grow together.
You can meet with your therapist at our Walsall clinic, online via our video portal or a blend of both. Whether you're local or not, our team can help.
After the initial consultation, we'll invite you to commit to 3 counselling sessions. Why? Because those who commit to the therapy process benefit the most from therapy.
We've also found that having this provision in place increases the likelihood of our clients seeing the process through to completion. Only then do they experience the relief they're looking for and become the best version of themselves.
After the first 3 sessions, appointments are open-ended, and we'll continue to support you for as long as you need our assistance.
Note: For those struggling financially, we're happy to make allowances and wave this condition.
It's completely fine if you can't attend every week; weekly attendance isn't mandatory. However, we encourage some level of commitment so the same group of women can foster deeper connections and go on this journey together.
Each session costs £20, a fee that is subsidised by Being You Therapy. This cost covers everything, including refreshments and activities. Plus, there's no charge for sessions you're unable to attend, so you only pay for the weeks you participate.
Joining Women Together can be incredibly beneficial during those times when life feels challenging and isolating. While individual counselling may not be everyone's preference, group therapy offers a supportive space to navigate life's difficult moments, providing both support and understanding from other women who may share similar experiences.
