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Breathe works with people and organisations. We offer counselling, training around mental health and wellbeing, and an employee assistance programme

Our services

Counselling

For people and organisations. We have a large team of professional counsellors specialising in a range of approaches

Workplace Training

Develop practical skills, techniques and knowledge for managing mental health and wellbeing.

Employee wellbeing

Supporting employee wellbeing through a range of services from clinical supervision to counselling.

Our client base includes:

Talking therapies

We have a large team of experienced counsellors who can work with people facing all kinds of challenges – online, over the phone and face to face.

Whether you have a specific issue or you just aren’t feeling yourself right now, our counsellors work with you in a safe, confidential space.

Workplace mental health and wellbeing

Our expert team of professional counsellors, psychotherapists and supervisors can support your team’s wellbeing through various services.

Professional support can go a long way.  From employee counselling to a wellbeing phone call service and clinical supervision.

 

Workplace mental health and wellbeing

Our expert team of professional counsellors, psychotherapists and supervisors can support your team’s wellbeing through a range of services.

People can be affected at different times and in different ways throughout their life so providing professional support can go a long way.

From employee counselling to a wellbeing phone call service and clinical supervision.

 

Our history

Breathe is part of Platfform the charity for mental health and social change.

All our profits are reinvested into Platfform to support our joint mission to be a platform for connection, transformation and social change and our vision of sustainable wellbeing for all.

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