Urgent help for your mental health

If you need urgent help with your mental health, call NHS 111 and select Option ‘2’ for Mental Health.

Or you can call the Oxleas Urgent Advice Line on 0800 330 8590.

Call 999 if you are worried you may hurt yourself or others or visit your local A&E.

Mental health in Bromley

Bromley Well does not provide counselling.

If you would like to have counselling or therapy, you can self-refer to the services below:

Bromley Talking Therapies (NHS counselling)

Bromley Bereavement Service (NHS and St Christophers grief counselling)

Westmeria Counselling (low-cost, means-tested counselling)

Act Mental Health (low-cost, means-tested counselling)

 

If you are experiencing domestic abuse and need support and advice, please contact Bromley & Croydon Women’s Aid

If you are a man experiencing domestic abuse you can contact Respect Men’s Advice Line

If you are caring for someone with poor mental health and would like support, Bromley Well has a dedicated service for unpaid mental health carers.   

You can refer yourself or someone else for carer support here.

Or call Bromley Well Freephone 0808 278 7898 Monday-Saturday 9am-5pm and ask for Mental Health Carers Support.

For workshops and courses to help manage your wellbeing and recovery, you can self-refer to the Bromley Recovery and Wellbeing College

If you need support or advice on benefits, you can contact the following services.

Mind Welfare Benefits Helpline

Helpline for people with mental health difficulties to help them navigate the benefits system. Telephone: 0300 222 5782

Mental Health and Money Advice

Mental Health and Money Advice provides practical advice and support for people experiencing issues with mental health and money. Their website has a savings calculator, budget planner and debt health checker. 

Bromley Mental Health Hub

South East London Mind in partnership with the Bromley Mental Health Hub provide information on local services and resources to help you manage your mental health and wellbeing. 

This involves a telephone assessment with an advisor to discuss your mental health.  The advisor will provide information and resources related to your specific needs and signpost you to any services best suited to support you. 


To use this service, you can self-refer using our online form or call Bromley Well Freephone 0808 278 7898.

 

Mental Health Guides

The links below have information about how different mental health difficulties can impact you, with tips on how to look after your own wellbeing.

 

NHS Guide

Every Mind Matters – an NHS guide to managing your mental health

 

Guides from Mind charity

Caring for someone else

Coping with distressing events in the news

LGBTQIA+ mental health

Mental Health at Work

How to be mentally healthy at work

Loneliness

Looking after your mental health online

Mental Health and Physical Activity Toolkit

Physical activity, exercise and mental health

Parenting and Mental Health

Racism and mental health

Relaxation

Stress 

Sleep Problems

Student mental health hub

Wellbeing

 

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