PLEASE KEEP CHECKING HERE FOR UPDATES TO OUR SERVICES IN RELATION TO THE CORONAVIRUS

20th April, 2020

We are still working from home but continue to update our provision as quickly as possible.

We are now accepting referrals again. Please complete a form online if possible and send it by email. Alternatively contact us by email and we can arrange to complete a form for you.

We will be offering our 2 weekly support groups for existing service users (Supported Women and Empowered Women) via Zoom from Monday 27th April. You will need to register so if you wish to attend please email us [email protected]

25th March 2020

The Chrysalis Centre for Change offices are now closed until further notice. The three staff members are working from home and continue to be available by email or text

19th March 2020

In line with the latest Government announcements, we have had to make further changes to services until further notice:

COURSES & GROUPS

We have cancelled ALL groups and courses

REFERRALS

We are not currently accepting ANY new referrals

ASSESSMENTS

All initial assessment appointments that are already booked will be completed over the phone

COUNSELLING

We are not booking any new counselling clients in. Those who have already started counselling with us will be contacted regarding their individual appointments

If any of our existing service users are worried or concerned about anything related directly to the Chrysalis Centre for Change please email us in the first instance [email protected]

If you are unable to email you can text us 07786 207743

If you are in a mental health crisis please use the link below see the following page:

Help in a Crisis

Please also visit our ONLINE SUPPORT page to find more ways to help.

The Prime Minister announced the following precautionary measures:

Avoid all "non-essential contact" with other people
Stop unnecessary travel
Work at home if possible
Avoid pubs, clubs, theatres and other social venues

This is particularly important to anyone over 70, people with underlying health conditions and pregnant women. Entire households should self-isolate for 14 days if someone have a fever or persistent cough.

Check the Government and NHS websites for updated factual information:

Government Response

NHS Information

Be aware of false information and be careful to protect your mental health:

Full Fact website

BBC Guidance to Protect your Mental Health