Wellbeing Centre

Please Note: The Centre is now closed until further notice due to Covid-19.  If you have any queries please email us on:  [email protected] or call 020 8948 7652.

RB Mind’s Wellbeing Centre accepts referrals from South West London & St Georges NHS Trust secondary mental health care, or, in some cases, specialist primary mental health care from Richmond Wellbeing Primary Care Liaison (PCL). We also take referrals from GPs.

We are also now taking self-referrals. Please contact us and we will send a self-referral form to you to complete.

Groups and Sessions

We currently have five online Zoom groups on-going:

Monday – Art at 2pm and Relaxation at 3.30pm
Tuesday – Morning coffee (peer support group) at 11am and Walking in Richmond Park – Engaging with Nature at 3pm
Thursday – Creative writing at 2pm

You can find a couple of examples of work from our Art and Creative Writing groups here.

Centre details

Address
32 Hampton Road, Twickenham, TW2 5QB 

Telephone
020 8948 7652

E-mail
[email protected]

Wellbeing Centre Lead
Ewa Rudz

Directions
Nearest train station: Strawberry Hill
Bus Route: 290, R70, 281, 267

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Wellbeing Centre Richmond leaflet

Wellbeing Centre Overview

The Wellbeing Centre provides a safe and supportive environment for people experiencing difficulties with their mental health. We offer a range of physical, educational, creative and social activities to promote positive mental wellbeing, as well as opportunities for individuals to receive structured one-to-one support and Recovery STAR meetings.

The Centre currently supports clients online and over the phone on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11am-4pm. We are also organising some outdoor group activities: Engaging with Nature, Mindfulness and social events. Our clients are taking an active role in the running and design of the Centre and its activities. 

Everyone has mental health. We believe that together we can make recovery real for everyone.

 
Our aims are:

• To equip people to manage, cope with, and improve their own mental health by receiving information, advice and guidance as to how to look after themselves
• Facilitate access to fulfilling activities and valued roles in their community
• Provide safe and stimulating services when people are most vulnerable
• Help people develop techniques that build resilience and maintain wellbeing
• Improve understanding of the experience of mental health problems

Wellbeing Centre – Mind ‘n’ Mortlake

Wellbeing Centre – Mind ‘n’ Mortlake is a service that is run together with Mortlake Community Association, we offer a range of activities twice a week in Mortlake. 

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