Tea & Talk at Contact Point (Wheatley Care)

Availability : Edinburgh Wide

Provided by: Wheatly Care

Who is this for?

  • People aged 18 years old and over
  • Individuals with a mental health concern

Description

Grab a cup of tea and a wee biscuit, and come join a guided conversation with staff and peers! This group focuses on your mental health and practicing reflection.

Contact Point is a mental health drop-in resource centre that provides a range of meaningful group activities to help your personal development, signpost you to appropriate community resources and to help prevent you from becoming isolated.

Please note new start time of the service.

How do I access this?

  • Self referral
  • Referral by third party

To access our social space or any of our activities, we require the completion of an individual referral and risk assessment form, prior to use. This helps us to better support you and keep the service a safe space for you and others

Is there a cost?

No, this service is free

Location information

Contact Point is located at 101 High Riggs, Tollcross, Edinburgh, EH3 9RP

Wheelchair accessible

View full details of what’s available at Contact Point here.

Opening times

Sundays 12:30pm-130pm

 

Please note new start time!

Wheatley Care

Contact Details

Contact Point Edinburgh
101 High Riggs, Tollcross, Edinburgh , EH3 9RP

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Types of support on offer:

Drop-in
Information and advice
Support in person
Support with others

Type of services on offer:

Anxiety
Depression
Healthy living
Isolation
Loneliness
Low mood
Self confidence

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