Talking Therapy
We offer a range of talking therapies including CBT, Counselling, EMDR, and Method of Levels therapy, and are able to work any diagnoses including trauma, addiction, learning difficulties, and more.
We offer a range of talking therapies including CBT, Counselling, EMDR, and Method of Levels therapy, and are able to work any diagnoses including trauma, addiction, learning difficulties, and more.
Not sure which therapy could be right for you? Get in touch to find out more.
While the average national waiting time for therapy on the NHS is 8 weeks, in Stockport specifically the average wait time is 10 weeks. The average wait time at Mode from first contact to initial assessment is just 8 days!
Not only is the Mode Hub open for business Monday – Friday 8am til 5pm, and Saturday 8am til 2pm, but our phone lines are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Looking to implement a mental health program in your school?
We offer a number of workshops such as “Girls Talk”, “Men-to-Men”, Creative Expression courses, SMSC Days, Skills for Life, as well as specialist sessions for problems such as self-harm and LGBT issues.
We extend our in-school support to include parents, siblings, and grandparents to help them develop the skills required to support and communicate with children struggling with mental health problems.
For many veterans the transition from army to civilian life can be a daunting, stressful, and disorienting experience. We provide services specifically tailored to the military experience.
1/3 of veterans never ask for help. Our services are free and confidential!
We work with a range of combat-related issues including brain injury, loss of limbs, PTSD, anxiety, and substance abuse, and offer a range of in-house therapies specifically suited to addressing these issues.
Our drop-in service provides supplementary supports including financial, legal, and employment advice, guidance, advocacy, mentoring, educational training opportunities and referrals to other supporting organisations.
We offer in-house counselling and support for drug and alcohol misuse using the 12-step approach and delivered by volunteers who have been through same experience.
People who seek help for substance misuse are 30% more likely to stay in recovery.
Because there is often an overlap between substance misuse and the criminal justice system, we have specialist therapists and offender caseworkers on hand specifically able to support people facing criminal charges for substance misuse.
As well as people directly engaged is substance misuse, we can offer support and guidance to family members looking to support their loved ones, or who simply want to access some kind of emotional support for themselves.