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Need help now?
If you are feeling suicidal or if you have self-harmed and are concerned about it, please dial 999, 111 or visit your nearest A&E department.
Who else can I speak to?
- Ring or text a friend or family member.
- Ring Mindline on 01823 276892. They will listen, support, understand and talk to you through your options. This line is open between 8pm and 11pm on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
- Ring Samaritans on 116 123. They offer you a listening service. You can call them at any time. You can also email them at [email protected]
- Ring NHS on 111.
- If you already have contact with mental health services you can contact your local Community Mental Health Team (CMHT)
- Contact your crisis team (if you have one).
- If you have had no contact with mental health services (it may be the first time you, or someone else, has been in crisis):
Contact your out-of-hours GP service. Google ‘Out of hours GP in x’ (give your location).
Alternatively, your GP surgery will usually provide an answer phone message advising you of who to contact in an emergency, together with other useful telephone numbers.
Make an appointment with your regular GP, as this is usually the first point of contact for anyone concerned about mental health issues.
Corporate Training
Mind in Somerset has a large corporate and community training resource. Our experienced trainers can tailor teaching to your needs and the needs of your staff. Find out more
All our services are free!
Mind in Somerset couldn’t exist without your support – whether that’s through a donation, leaving a gift in your Will, or organising a fundraising event – you can help us be there for more people. Find out more
Volunteering
If you have some free time, whether it’s 2 hours per week or 20 hours per week, we would love to hear from you. We are currently looking to recruit volunteers to support us. Find out more
Calendar of Services
We had a great time today at our Christmas lunch to say thank you to our super staff and amazing volunteers. Thank you so much to Simon and the Shrubbery team for your kindness. If you would like to become one of our dedicated and appreciated volunteers please drop us a line!
The Bicknoller Inn raised an amazing £1,300 at their Guest Chef Night. We'd like to say a big thank you to Landlady Lesley Davis, guest chef Roger Polsom and everyone who supported the evening. Pictured from left to right are Roger, Mind in Somerset's Maria and Lesley.
The christmas season isn't always a jolly one for some. That's why our Mindline volunteers have dedcated that this year they will keep our emotional support helpline open throughout the christmas period including Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Years Eve and New Years day.
Call us on Tues,Wed,Fri, Sat & Sun 8pm-11pm on 01823 276 892
A huge thank you to Gwilliam's of Edington and their customers for raising £125 for Mind in Somerset and £100 for our Somerset Suicide Bereavement Support Service.
Christmas has now arrived at Mind in Somerset! Thank you to Palmers Garden Centre (Yeovil) for the lovely tree.
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