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Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust runs this service for people who experience persistent confusion and/or discomfort as a result of a discrepancy between their assigned sex and their gender identity.
OnePlusOne provides free healthy relationship support though 3 online programmes for families in Newcastle. Register online to use the free service.
provide short or long term counselling for Jewish people with emotional or psychological problems including depression, anxiety, loss or bereavement, relationship or family problems, couple counselling.
Respect helps people who use violence or abuse in their relationships to change their behaviour. They have a free telephone helpline, web chat and email service where you can get advice and support. They have a range of online information to help you to change.
They also have information for victims of abuse and for professionals
See it differently helps you to understand and find a way through relationship problems. It uses videos to help you see the problem you’re facing differently.
Separating better is a free app for separating parents to help you self-manage your separation. It has practical tools to help with budgeting and legal arrangements. You can use it to create a personalised parenting plan to make co-parenting arrangements that work for your children.
An organisation that supports people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, mental health issues and complex needs.
St James’ United Reformed Church is a Trinitarian place of worship.
Offering women a range of health/emotional health services.
Veterans support service run by people who have served in the armed forces or mental health services.
