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Calls to the helpline are free
Talking helps. Counselling is the opportunity to talk to a trained therapist who can help you move forward.
There are also many support services that can help you.
Wherever you are on your journey, we are here to help.
Give us a call, 4 - 7pm, Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays.
We know that at a time in which many people are experiencing anxiety and loneliness, mental health support is really important.
If you would like to receive counselling from a Catholic counsellor, we can connect you to counsellors who can help you.
To do this, please first give us a call. After this, if appropriate, we can refer you to a counsellor.
Please also explore the support organisations below, which focus on a range of different areas, from mental health to employment and drugs to legal issues.
Please note The Catholic Listeners Telephone Helpline Service can only receive calls from those who are 18 and over. However, the following organisations may be able to help you.
Mental health
Eating disorders
Mental health
Mental health
Learning difficulties
Drugs
Mental health
Eating disorders
Deaf Support
Mental health
Legal Issues
Mental health
Employment
Learning difficulties
Mental health
Learning difficulties
Blind support
Housing Issues
Drugs
Counselling
Want to explore your questions in a group setting?
It’s Good to Talk are group sharing sessions designed for faith-related questions.
Interested in what the Catholic faith has to say about life? We are here to help!
You can explore your questions with us over the phone or read our answers to some of our most common questions.
We know that returning to church can be complicated.
If you would like to talk to someone about this, we have created spaces where you can reconnect with your faith and the Church.
