Bexley counsellor launches parent support group for teens

Summarised from News Shopper's report · Updated 25 Oct, 10:44 · Archive

A Bexley counsellor has established a parent support group for those raising teenagers.

News Shopper reports that a Bexley counsellor has established Time to Talk Teens and Tweens, a parent support group designed to help parents of teenagers feel less isolated and navigate the challenges of raising teens. The group is funded by the National Lottery and meets every Thursday evening during term time at Welling Football Club, starting at 7 pm, with free attendance.

The initiative comes from Mental Health HQ, led by human givens therapist Keri Hartwright, who works across London and the Southeast. Hartwright has spent two decades supporting people in mental health crisis and now focuses on helping people be proactive about their wellbeing. The organisation offers both face-to-face and online counselling for children, teens and adults, using brief and practical therapeutic approaches including the rewind technique to help people process trauma and rebalance their lives.

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• Mental Health HQ are here for youAfter years of working in schools with children and families, a Bexley counsellor could see a real need for parents of teens to have a place to talk and share their struggles. Through her well-established Parent Support Group, Time to Talk Teens and Tweens, she helps...News Shopper · 25 Oct, 10:00

In this story: Bexley · Mental Health HQ · Keri Hartwright · Welling Football Club · National Lottery

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