Welcome to Richmond Borough Mind
We’re here to make sure that anyone with a mental health problem has somewhere to turn to for support.
We offer information, advice and support to young people and adults experiencing mental health issues, as well as their carers.
Our work supports all communities in the borough of Richmond and surrounding areas. Whether you’re dealing with low mood or imminent crisis, we have a range of services to help you. We’re passionate about prevention and also offer training.
If you can’t find what you need, please get in touch with our helpline or complete a self-referral form.
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Our Services

Our Helpline
If you need to talk to someone about a mental health problem, we are here to listen to you. Call our helpline now if you need someone to talk on
020 3137 9590

Volunteer
Volunteering is a great way to make use of your skills, give back to your community and gain valuable experience whilst meeting new people and having fun.

Counselling
If you are in emotional need and looking for a safe confidential space to explore your psychological difficulties, we are here for you. We welcome people with a whole range of issues, including complex needs and severe mental illness.
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For Stress Awareness Month in April, our training team has developed a workshop that identifies the stressors in our day and how to manage them effectively.
2Cost: £150 online or £200 in person.
Contact: [email protected] to schedule a session for your team.
Getting a good night's sleep is vital for our physical and mental wellbeing. Here are some tips for sleeping well!
3#NationalBedMonth #SleepTips #MentalHealth #Wellbeing #Richmond #Twickenham #LocalMind #Support
March is #NationalBedMonth, an awareness initiative created by The Sleep Council, a charity whose mission is to improve the nation's sleep.
3Getting a good night's sleep is really important for our physical and mental health, stay tuned for some sleep tips! #Sleep #MentalHealth
Join All Ability Cycling Sessions in Richmond Borough this Spring!
3No need to bring a bike! The sessions are suitable for anyone who wants to cycle in a park.
Email Frances at [email protected] or Lizzy at [email protected] to book.
Have you heard of the gut-brain connection? Our gut and mental health are linked, meaning that they impact each other.
3At our Positive Living Group, our members learn how to source and prepare tasty, mood boosting meals. To find out more email: [email protected]
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