Help Counselling Services

Help Counselling Services Counselling Charity We are a professional counselling charity, established since 1983, providing counselling to adults living in West Wiltshire 16+.

We aim to provide a regular time and place in which to support you with any emotional issues you may have. This may include individual issues or problems within a relationship - couples or family. We provide a confidential and professional space for you to talk openly. We work with you to gain a deeper understanding and insight into how the past or present may be affecting you and your relationshi

ps. We explore with you and help make sense of your thoughts and feelings, some of which may be hidden, about your present situation and future. Training, Qualifications & Experience

Our Counsellors are experienced and fully qualified and adhere to the ethical framework of The British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), of which we are a member. Experience working with:
Depression
Anxiety & Stress
Bereavement
Painful Life Experiences & Traumas
Anger
Family Problems
Couples Counselling
Group Therapy
Sand Therapy
Body Therapy
Evening Counselling

Donation based Charity,

We have raised £200! Come and join us to make a real difference and have the chance of winning great prizes.
30/08/2026

We have raised £200! Come and join us to make a real difference and have the chance of winning great prizes.

HELP Counselling Services is offering you the chance to win big prizes and help raise much needed funds.

A wonderful creative safe space for young people, run by the fantastic Wiltshire Mind. Services like this are so needed....
31/07/2026

A wonderful creative safe space for young people, run by the fantastic Wiltshire Mind. Services like this are so needed. They are currently raising funds to support their mental health services with young people, and every contribution helps make a difference. There are simply too few places in Wiltshire offering this kind of support, and they do it with such care, compassion and dedication.

A brand-new Young People’s Creative Wellbeing Group is launching in Corsham this August, offering a welcoming, inclusive space where young people can connect, create, and explore new activities in a relaxed and supportive environment. The six-week programme is designed for young people aged 12 to ...

31/07/2026
We had another winner this week.
21/07/2026

We had another winner this week.

HELP Counselling Services is offering you the chance to win big prizes and help raise much needed funds.

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16/07/2026

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This graph stopped me in my tracks too.

One of the biggest misconceptions about menopause is that it all starts after your periods stop.
It doesn't.

Many symptoms begin during perimenopause, years before your final menstrual period. Brain fog, mood changes, sleep disruption, and hot flashes often increase during the transition, but they don't all peak at the same time.

And menopause isn't the finish line either. Some symptoms improve after menopause, while others, especially genitourinary symptoms like vaginal dryness, painful s*x, urinary urgency, and recurrent UTIs, often become more common and may continue to worsen without treatment.

Understanding when different symptoms are most likely to occur can help you recognize what's happening in your body, advocate for yourself, and know that many of these symptoms are treatable.

Which part of this graph surprised you the most?

Source: Figure 1 from Monteleone, Mascagni, Giannini, Genazzani & Simoncini, “Symptoms of menopause — global prevalence, physiology and implications,” Nature Reviews Endocrinology 2018;14(4):199-215.

Free workshops for 18 - 25 year olds. Courses in managing sleep, anxiety, intense emotions, relationships, resilience an...
16/07/2026

Free workshops for 18 - 25 year olds. Courses in managing sleep, anxiety, intense emotions, relationships, resilience and much more. Please share widely so BSW Recovery College can reach as many young people as possible

Another amazing project by Wiltshire Wildlife Trust, please share this with someone you feel would benefit
14/07/2026

Another amazing project by Wiltshire Wildlife Trust, please share this with someone you feel would benefit

13/06/2026

Are you a ADHD female? This is for you. If you are not pass it to someone who is.

Address

Kestrel House, 7 Mill Street, Unit 9
Trowbridge
BA148BE

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 8pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+441225767459

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