If you are interested in joining any of our Peer Support Groups, please contact us to arrange an Initial Assessment.
Depression & Anxiety Group
Held Every Monday, 1pm at our office. (66 St Helens Road, SA1 4BE)
Our depression group is a safe space where every participant is free to share their own personal experiences with depression. Here we aim to raise awareness of the impact of depression, and to share strategies on how best to cope and manage low mood and symptoms of depression.
Our Anxiety group aims to educate participants to help them better understand their anxiety and to help them develop personal coping strategies which help best manage their anxiety on a daily basis.
Anger Management Course
Please contact 01792 642999 or email [email protected] to enroll.
Our Anger Management course involves developing better ways to cope and manage with the anger we experience on a daily basis within a group setting. Over a series of eight sessions, we discuss relevant coping mechanisms and strategies to help improve how we handle and tolerate our anger on a daily basis. After attending all eight sessions a certificate of achievement will be provided to all participants. This service is currently free.
Walk & Talk Group
Held Every Wednesdays, 1pm. Meet at Swansea Mind 66 St Helen’s Road, Swansea. SA1 4BE
Join us for a stroll along the beautiful Swansea Bay. Our walking groups provide a great opportunity for being physically active, connecting with nature, socialising with others and reducing loneliness in your community, all of which have been scientifically shown to have a positive impact on your mental health and wellbeing.
Neurodivergent Peer Support Group
When: Each Friday at 1pm at our office (66 St Helens Road, SA1 4BE)
A place where you can uncover a warm and inviting community that truly values and respects your neurodivergent identity. Here, you have the opportunity to connect with compassionate individuals who understand the challenges and triumphs that come with being neurodivergent. Engage in open discussions without fear of judgment, as we foster an environment of acceptance and empathy. Whether you’re seeking advice, understanding, or simply a listening ear, our community is here for you. Together, we aim to embrace neurodiversity and create a supportive network that uplifts and empowers each and every member.
Gardening Group
When: Every Wednesday, 12pm – 2pm.
Gardening can have many benefits for mental health. These benefits include:
- Improving mood and making you feel more peaceful and content.
- Reducing negative thoughts and feelings and helping you to feel better in the moment.
- Reducing stress and anxiety.
- Providing structure to you day and improving mental health.
- Giving you time out from unhelpful worries and helping you feel more relaxed.
- Helping you to cope with the usual stressors of life and reducing symptoms of common mental health problems like depression.