Housing Provider Counselling

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Housing Provider Counselling

At TLC we offer counselling for customers of a wide range of housing associations and registered social landlords.

Counselling for customers of a wide range of Housing Associations and Registered Social Landlords.

The counselling we provide is confidential.

We deliver in a range of community locations, over the telephone and online.

Because of the counselling, I now know that the best thing for me to do is live, and be proud of the person I am.

- Vic, aged 20

People come to counselling for all sorts of reasons, such as:

Mental health such as depression, anxiety or stress
Issues within your current or former relationships with partners or ex-partners
Concerns or issues involving friends or family
Feelings of isolation
Adapting to life changes such as moving home, jobs or changing relationships
Feelings around health and wellbeing like fertility issues, menopause or living with a chronic health condition
Work related stress or issues with relationships at work
Trauma such as domestic abuse, grief and loss and overcoming difficult situations
Issues around identity such as coming out, acceptance of sexuality and confidence
Facing discrimination based on sex, gender, race, religion or sexuality

If you are finding things difficult and need someone to talk to – don’t hesitate to contact us.

Housing provider logos in the following order: One Manchester, The Guinness Partnership, 54 North Homes, Great Places Housing Group, ForHousing, Southway Housing Trust, Jigsaw, Arcon

Frequently asked questions

What else might you need to know about this service?

Which housing providers do you work with?

Currently we work with: ForHousing, Great Places Housing, Southway Housing Trust, Jigsaw North, Jigsaw Chorley, 54North (formerly Leeds and Yorkshire Housing Association), Arcon (Bolton at Home), One Manchester and The Guinness Partnership.

Who can attend?

Any customer, aged 18+ of the housing providers we work with, can attend counselling.

What should I do if domestic abuse is involved?

We have significant experience in working with domestic abuse.

If we believe there is domestic abuse, we won’t turn you away, we will work with you to identify the best service for your situation.

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Book an appointment

If you are a customer of one of the housing providers listed and would like to refer yourself, please ask your Key Worker to make a referral on your behalf.

Where to next?